White's Boots
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The heel wasn't changed Ed, they didn't carry what I wanted so I was planning to have that done separately. Oddly, the heel is the only bit I can't blame them for.
The quality of the workmanship is fine to be honest, they didn't stitch the Vibram on, but you'd be hard pushed to find many Rapid E machine in England.
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Nah, James Taylor and sons of Marleybone London. I've never heard a bad report about the Denim Doctor.
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go back a few pages & look at the boots riff inherited. they are worth a second look & it's a cool little story that goes along with it as well
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Aww thanks monday. If you want more detailed pics lemme know.
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24 hours later and absolutely no response from James Taylor and Sons, so much for being a reputable cobbler
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I know, thankfully I have a full trail of email correspondence including the descriptions and pictures which I sent them, as evidence. I have emailed them again to bluntly say that I am very disappointed that they have chosen not to respond considering the amount of money that they have charged me, and the mistake that they have made.
If I hear nothing back tomorrow, of get an unsatisfactory response, I will simply forward my complaint to Trading Standards.
Assholes
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Rocket, I couldn't agree more. The guy I have been corresponding with is the owner, but I will give him a call after the weekend if I have still not had a response.
Hajduk, they charged £130 plus £10 delivery. Which is an obscene amount considering that they missed a tiny detail like using the wrong sole entirely.
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To be perfectly honest, I had faith in a quality reputable english shoe maker, I was intrigued to see what they could do with a traditional American work boot, and I did not want to pay import duty on my own boots (which in itself could run upto £100).
I am at the point where I might just put them on ebay, and buy a new pair. This pair appears to be cursed.