I wanna pair of CROCS - help!

ktdd18

Hi,
I have just bought three pairs from https://www.taylorshoes.com They are a USA site and charge $29 a pair. You have to pay shipping on that but with the exchange rate, I managed to get 3 adult pairs of cayman crocs for £63 inc, shipping, I opted for the middle postage which takes 6-10 business days although if you are in a hurry you can pay a bit more and get them in 3-5 days. If you aren't in any hurry you can go for the cheapest shipping which can take 7 to 21 working days.

Edinburghlass_2

Wooo hoooo just had an email from Taylorshoes and my Crocs have been shipped today, only completed the order yesterday :j

Skint_Catt

Taylors shoes are driving me mad! When they have my Sassaris in they don't have my OH's Sobeks in and vise versa :mad: :rolleyes: Don't really want to pay postage twice!

C xx

zulubabe

StringfellowsParties wrote: »

I thought I would carry on this thread and let you all know about my 'Croc' experience!!!
I have nothing to say apart from these are the most comfortable shoes EVER. I found a site WWW.FootArt.co.uk where I brought my Red Mary Janes from for £29 inc P&P.

Site seems VERY dodgy - I clicked on this & site just does not seem right at all - I advise anyone else to avoid clicking on this too.

Tiger_greeneyes

Zulobabe - it looks very unprofessional doesn't it, I think that's why it looks dodgy. I'm a webdesigner and that's definitely a home-made effort, it doesn't inspire confidence does it. They have a phone number on there - I'd rather phone and send a cheque rather than order online from there. They aren't the cheapest of places, either.

Anyway, they're quite limited in colours but... http://www.ravel.co.uk/catalogue/default.asp?v=search&src=crocs&r=111&page=1&style=57792

There's kids' ones on page 3 for £9.

Littlewoods is still the cheapest place I've found for Caymans - if you make sure you get the £15 discount for your first order, then you get a pair of Caymans for £14 - that includes free delivery. They only have six colours though - yellow, pink, blue, navy, black and purple. I ordered some purple ones and got the discount, they arrived three days later. I persuaded my lovely OH to join so I could order some black ones with his discount. I was told I'd have to wait three weeks as they weren't in stock, but that's fine by me, I've still got my purple ones in the meantime!

I'm waiting for another company to get some Athens in stock. As soon as they do, I'll let you know. They're £22.50 with free delivery.

Jazzy_B

Tiger_greeneyes wrote: »

Anyway, they're quite limited in colours but... http://www.ravel.co.uk/catalogue/default.asp?v=search&src=crocs&r=111&page=1&style=57792

There's kids' ones on page 3 for £9.

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I can't find any colours or sizes at all in stock at Ravel.
Are they still there?

Just tried again, and some are still in stock. Before all the styles were shown as "Coming Soon"

Tiger_greeneyes

Have you tried the link I posted? There are quite a few sizes still in stock

verynewmoneysaver

I've worn my Beech style Crocs everywhere, they are so comfortable, and I really struggle to find comfortable shoes. My Athens pair are okay for a while but do get a bit uncomfortable between the toes. I've now sent for a pair of Caymans from Littlewoods. I hope I get the discount okay. It didn't seem to say anywhere how much the discount as, but other people on here seem to have got £15 so I hope I get that.

Skint_Catt

I've just bought some from Ravel - thanks for that!! :j :j :j

Mrs_pbradley936

ktdd18 wrote: »

Hi,
I have just bought three pairs from https://www.taylorshoes.com They are a USA site and charge $29 a pair. You have to pay shipping on that but with the exchange rate, I managed to get 3 adult pairs of cayman crocs for £63 inc, shipping, I opted for the middle postage which takes 6-10 business days although if you are in a hurry you can pay a bit more and get them in 3-5 days. If you aren't in any hurry you can go for the cheapest shipping which can take 7 to 21 working days.

I hate to tell you this but you might get billed by the UK customs. There seems to be no set rules on what the stop and what they just let through.