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What's the appeal of the wings/horns x dayton service boots
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So... I'm thinking of ordering a pair and don't really mind the wait. How should I contact them? Or should I just get a pair of Butteros instead?Originally Posted by mickey711
You won't have to wait like some of us did. Ours were clogged by heavy orders and as soon as they are done Dayton will go back to its usual pace, taking around 4~6 weeks in construction.
You can look up their website, although they have not posted their new season stuffs they said they will later, or just call them to see what they have to offer.
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^All right, thanks! I'm not in the states at the moment, so I think it's best to contact them electronically via http://www.daytonboots.com/contact. What's the name or model number of the service boots? And is there anything I should keep in mind/tell them when placing my order?
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^All right, thanks! I'm not in the states at the moment, so I think it's best to contact them electronically via http://www.daytonboots.com/contact. What's the name or model number of the service boots? And is there anything I should keep in mind/tell them when placing my order?Originally Posted by mickey711
Get the sizing done first http://www.daytonboots.com/sizing you will need to give them this info and they will do the rest of sizing for you and tell them you want a pair of service boots. there are different kind of leather/ sole/ shoe lace. The ladies @ Dayton are super helpful and will gladly send you photos of different materials.
just received shipping info for boots. nubuck, located in SDOriginally Posted by kwonster
So when you got the info they were already on their way?
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Get the sizing done firstOriginally Posted by ceoceo
http://www.daytonboots.com/sizing
you will need to give them this info and they will do the rest of sizing for you
and tell them you want a pair of service boots.
there are different kind of leather/ sole/ shoe lace. The ladies @ Dayton are super helpful and will
gladly send you photos of different materials.
So when you got the info they were already on their way?
According to the tracking, they were dropped off today. I'm guessing they sent me the shipping information shortly after. Supposedly I will get them by Friday.
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why does it seem everyone who didn't pester the company got them without hassle?
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No tracking yet for me. Pretty sure I'm never gonna get them.
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I ordered my boots on April 14, Kayla gave me an ETA of 6 to 10 weeks. I got an email on June 10th saying there would be a delay. I got another email July 6th with my tracking info.
Really I can't find fault with that, stuff happens they kept me in the loop. Not sure what everyone is getting worked up about.
By the way I dropped by Dayton boots last month when I was in Vancouver to check my sizing. It was neat to see the factory where they literally make the boots by hand. Hopefully Dayton Boots can make a go of it. I'd hate to see another brand go overseas for production.
Really I can't find fault with that, stuff happens they kept me in the loop. Not sure what everyone is getting worked up about.
By the way I dropped by Dayton boots last month when I was in Vancouver to check my sizing. It was neat to see the factory where they literally make the boots by hand. Hopefully Dayton Boots can make a go of it. I'd hate to see another brand go overseas for production.
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lol seems like it
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