I wanna pair of CROCS - help!

bakerfa

Skint_Catt wrote: »

OOooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhh How Exciting! :j :j :j :j

I've just had an email from Taylors to say my first ever pair of crocs are on their way (Caymans).

How long do they usually take? I know they say 7 - 21 days but I'm sooo excited! :j :j :j

C xx

Varies - my last order took 6 working days. Got the e-mail on the 23rd April & shoes arrived yesterday. The ones before that customs charged me & held onto them for a week so they took just under 2 weeks to arrive.

bakerfa

Re Bury/Manchester:

Crocs UK says: Cube, Bury &

Manchester: Shoon - Exchange St, RAN - St Ann's Arcade & Trafford Park, Office Holdings - St Ann's Square, Trafford Centre, @ Topshop Arndale Centre & @ Selfridges Exchange Square, Original Shoe Co - Arndale, Oi Polloi - Tib Street, Kurt Geiger - Deansgate & Exchange Square, Jones, Blacks & Clinkards all @ Trafford Centre, Jakes - King St & Aspecto Clothing - Dale St.

John Lewis isn't listed.

Skint_Catt

bakerfa wrote: »

Varies - my last order took 6 working days. Got the e-mail on the 23rd April & shoes arrived yesterday. The ones before that customs charged me & held onto them for a week so they took just under 2 weeks to arrive.

Thanks bakerfa! How exciting 6 days! I hope! Don't mind if they are longer, but I soo can't wait - it's like being a kid at Xmas again! :rotfl: :rotfl:

jolenejolene

Hi,

Next are selling the proper Crocs for adults in stores (I've seen them) and a copy version for girls (£6 I think).

Skint_Catt

Yes, but Beach are £30, Athens £25 and ballet pump ones £18 :eek: £27 for beach is the norm in the city here.

jenpoptab

Hi Guys

My scutes started squeaking this morning and has now stopped again. I know a few people have already mentioned about this earlier on the thread. Does anyone know how to prevent it?

bakerfa

Okay,

Sassaris have given me blisters on my little toes unlike every other pair of crocs I own... Should have listened & will now have to wear them about at home with socks to sort them out! Grrrrrrrrr!:o :mad:

frizz_head

bakerfa wrote: »

Okay,

Sassaris have given me blisters on my little toes unlike every other pair of crocs I own... Should have listened & will now have to wear them about at home with socks to sort them out! Grrrrrrrrr!:o :mad:

Arrgghhh, don't say that - I spent hours yesterday trying to change my order to the smaller size.

As it is, the US9s are out of stock, so I'm on the waiting list. Do you wish you'd gone for the US10 instead now?

soolin

My sassaris have given me blisters as well across the top where the band goes across my foot. I've been wearing them solidly for two days, so I'm not surprised and I'm still packing them in my case for my holiday tomorrow.

Soo

bakerfa

No they fit fine in general. My toes are slightly curved in from years of wearing fashion shoes & the curve on these is slightly tighter when I'm walking than my other shoes. They need breaking in like normal shoes, rather than just putting them on like my other crocs.

10s would have been enormous on me. I could never have kept them on. These will be fine soon, I just shouldn't have worn them out with bare feet without at least thinking about plasters... Just not used to that anymore.