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Lelli Kelly shoes £17.50- £25 !!! Instore and online at Charles Clinkard

savagevixen
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Hi this is for all the poor parents of little girls who are desperate for Lelli Kelly shoes!!! Usually retailing at £37-40, for me with lots of girlies they are way too expensive.
Today I was a Cribbs Causeway, and they had reduced all the Lelli Kellys that were out to £25.
Signs up all around the store said buy any 2 sale shoes and get 25% off the cheapest pair.
This included kids Crocs (reduced to £15) Adults Crocs £24 and all the other Clarks and Startrite etc. Lots of bargains.
I bought 2 of my daughters Lelli Kelly's with the Make Up Phone, these cost £43.75.
(This may sound terrible to other parents, but for Lelli Kellys it is pretty good!)
1 pair was £25 the second £18.75
My daughters were really pleased and excited as I had (foolishly) promised them some months ago.....
All sizes and more out the back.
The website has them for £25 but not the buy 2 deal, FREE postage as over £20. Still not bad for these shoes. All the ones on the website are £25 instore! But online they have 2 styles that are £20 and £17.50!!!:j:j
Today I was a Cribbs Causeway, and they had reduced all the Lelli Kellys that were out to £25.
Signs up all around the store said buy any 2 sale shoes and get 25% off the cheapest pair.
This included kids Crocs (reduced to £15) Adults Crocs £24 and all the other Clarks and Startrite etc. Lots of bargains.
I bought 2 of my daughters Lelli Kelly's with the Make Up Phone, these cost £43.75.
(This may sound terrible to other parents, but for Lelli Kellys it is pretty good!)
1 pair was £25 the second £18.75
My daughters were really pleased and excited as I had (foolishly) promised them some months ago.....
All sizes and more out the back.
The website has them for £25 but not the buy 2 deal, FREE postage as over £20. Still not bad for these shoes. All the ones on the website are £25 instore! But online they have 2 styles that are £20 and £17.50!!!:j:j
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https://www.charlesclinkard.co.uk/search.html?query=lelli+kelly&submit.x=1073&submit.y=136
there's the link!!:starmod: I am not that savage :heartpuls But I am a Vixen :staradmin0 -
hi savagevixen
do you have a link to the website?
thanks
you beat me to it !!0 -
Lots of other bargains, Crocs Kids Mary Janes £10, Timberland and Geox all half price! Really good Shoe sale!
(Oh and just in case anyone wonders, I know that a 29 is UK size 11, 30 is UK size 11.5, 31 is 12uk, 32 is 13uk, 33 is 1uk and 34 is 1.5uk) Hope that helps!:starmod: I am not that savage :heartpuls But I am a Vixen :staradmin0 -
I wish my DD had normal sized toddler feet then I could buy her some
But thanks for the link.I saw two shooting stars last nightI wished on them but they were only satellitesIs it wrong to wish on space hardwareI wish, I wish, I wish you'd care0 -
I wish my DD had normal sized toddler feet then I could buy her some
But thanks for the link.
The Lelli Kellys start at 25 which is a 7 I think.:starmod: I am not that savage :heartpuls But I am a Vixen :staradmin0 -
savagevixen wrote: »Mine don't either! Lelli Kelly's are very wide, so I have gone for the trainer style, which can be tightened, and have put an extra insole under the Lelli Kelly 'special' insole. The lady in the store said that almost all kids have to have one. This is why I refused to buy them full price.(And devastated my 4 year old 3 months ago...) My girls are an E width in clarks generally. They can be washed and this tightens them (put them in a pillowcase first!). My toddler is a G/H width, which would be perfect, but at the age of 2, she is the only one I can get away with a £3 reduced pair of Doodles from Clarks, and she's happy!!!!
My 2 1/2 year old has under a C width fitting. We did try the adjustable Lelli's in a shop, but they were still too wide. We have trouble with shoes anyway as you may guess.I saw two shooting stars last nightI wished on them but they were only satellitesIs it wrong to wish on space hardwareI wish, I wish, I wish you'd care0 -
My 2 1/2 year old has under a C width fitting. We did try the adjustable Lelli's in a shop, but they were still too wide. We have trouble with shoes anyway as you may guess.
Quite glad my little one is a G/H as there are always left over shoes in the sale for her!!:rotfl::starmod: I am not that savage :heartpuls But I am a Vixen :staradmin0 -
savagevixen wrote: »Lots of other bargains, Crocs Kids Mary Janes £10, Timberland and Geox all half price! Really good Shoe sale!
(Oh and just in case anyone wonders, I know that a 29 is UK size 11, 30 is UK size 11.5, 31 is 12uk, 32 is 13uk, 33 is 1uk and 34 is 1.5uk) Hope that helps!
Please can you tell me whether the shoes are on the big size or small size
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Does Any One No If They Sell These In Adult Sizes?0
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oooh this is good to know, thanks OP I had to complain about a rude salesManager once as she was very rude!! Got a £10 voucher for them
Off to Bristol next weekend....to see Chorus Line (my niece is the lead lady)
so I think i may pop into Charles Clinky poo0
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