Quintessential Crockett & Jones Thread (reviews, quality, etc...)

sinnedk · Jun 26, 2011

Originally Posted by nycxandy

According to my 2010-2011 C&J catalog, semi-bespoke prices start at 500 pounds.

thats about $800 usd, thats a lot but not as brutal as EG/G&G

rkusmant · Jun 26, 2011

Nybody know where to get C&J Radnor? or is that strictly MTO?

sinnedk · Jun 26, 2011

Originally Posted by rkusmant

ANybody know where to get C&J Radnor? or is that strictly MTO?

maybe we do a group mto?

apropos · Jun 26, 2011

20 pairs for the 'regular' price.

rkusmant · Jun 26, 2011

Originally Posted by sinnedk

maybe we do a group mto?
Yeah, we could do that. I'll ask around if we can do similar ones with Tricker's or AS as well.

Originally Posted by apropos

20 pairs for the 'regular' price.
I thought the C&J MTO thread says only 6 needed?

apropos · Jun 26, 2011

Whoops, you're right. Thanks. For some reason I have the number 20 stuck in my head for a minimu order of some sort.

sinnedk · Jun 26, 2011

Originally Posted by rkusmant

Yeah, we could do that. I'll ask around if we can do similar ones with Tricker's or AS as well. I thought the C&J MTO thread says only 6 needed?
6 is doable check my last 2 posts here http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...27#post4616727 i am really interested in a balmoral boot

rkusmant · Jun 26, 2011

The 'M' waist (stitching between upper and vamp) in the Radnor, similar to AS Kelso, Hoggs Rannoch, is what attracts me to the boots, Higham and Avebury is too plain for me.

francoamerican · Jun 26, 2011

Anyone see the Finsbury 2 yet in the flesh? The shell cordovan, double sole version?

As an aside, do the shell crockett jones have oak bark soles?

FA

Odd I/O · Jun 27, 2011

Originally Posted by rkusmant

ANybody know where to get C&J Radnor? or is that strictly MTO?

Do you have any pictures of this model?

sinnedk · Jun 27, 2011

Originally Posted by Odd I/O

Do you have any pictures of this model?

two versions i found

http://item.rakuten.co.jp/travels/cr...r-scotchgrain/

http://item.rakuten.co.jp/travels/cr...dnor-brnsuede/

sinnedk · Jun 27, 2011

Originally Posted by clee1982

Can anyone comment on how 240 last fits (in comparison to 348/358/337). BB has the shell boots made by C&J in 240, but C&J themselves only have boots in 348 (Northcote which I have) and 341 (Shell Cordovan) which I don't have. I can't seem to find anything in C&J store in 240 last, and didn't see the BB in London carry the shell boots either. P.s. these are the ones I am talking about http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCatP...lt_color=Brown
hey folks so i ordered the Peal&CO cordovan boot in 10.5 just like my northcote, i am a US11d, are these boots about to be too small on me??? how does 341 last compare to 348, my 348 (runs a bit big but i prefer it that way)

apropos · Jun 27, 2011

341 is wider, shorter compared to the 348.

hobo_ken · Jun 27, 2011

Originally Posted by nycxandy

Has anyone purchased C&J's from Robert Old (http://www.robertold.co.uk/acatalog/Shoes.html) before? Unlike Bodiley's or Pediwear, there appears to be an availability of various sizes for many shoes.

x2 Anyone have experience ordering from them before?

They have some in stock I'd like to get my hands on.

sinnedk · Jun 28, 2011

Originally Posted by apropos

341 is wider, shorter compared to the 348.

so do people normally size up 1/2 in 341?

will i be ok with having 341/348 in same size?

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