Calvert Shoes - is this legit??

Brie

Calvert Shoes – Crockett & Jones Women & Men Sale

OK so never heard of this website and I know it's showing as being in the US.  So different rules may apply, import duty, etc.

But they are selling C&J shoes at about 10% of what they might sell for in the UK.  And so there's a few alarm bells going off.

I can't find anything nasty about them online.  Can anyone reassure me? (or not)

GrumpyDil

Given they don't provide any physical address on their site, tell you returns need to be sent to "physical address" and use a Gmail address if you need to contact them I wouldn't touch them with someone else's bargepole .

Zinger549

They have a pair of boots on there that are £625 on the Crockett and Jones site. They are selling them for £67. The shoes will be poor quality knockoffs. C&J shoes are hand made in Northampton. It takes several weeks to make a pair that's why they're expensive.

Pollycat

So a company is offering shoes at 90% less than the company that hand makes them...
If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck...well, you know the rest.

I suggest you read this page:
Privacy Policy – Calvert Shoes
'suggested text'?
Really?
When someone set up this website by copying and pasting from other websites, they didn't do a good enough job.

Also:
Shipping – Calvert Shoes 

Several types of goods are exempt from being returned. Perishable goods such as food, flowers, newspapers or magazines cannot be returned. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases.

Additional non-returnable items:

• Gift cards
• Downloadable software products
• Some health and personal care items

Does this website sell flowers?
Food?
Newspapers?

So many red flags.
Turn around and run as fast as you can (even if it's not in a pair of Crockett & Jones shoes).   

born_again

Whois

Important Dates

Created

9/27/2024

Updated

7/22/2025

Expires

9/27/2025

Nothing about returns/refund policy

Echo above. 

Just grab the door on the way out to stop other from buying from them..

4justice2

They say they're governed by the "laws of the USA". Shouldn't that be the laws of the US State they're based in rather than the USA as a country? (Not that they give an actual address for their company).
They say they ship TO the USA, despite supposedly being based in the USA?
Terms and Conditions look like a generic cut and paste job.
I say avoid.

Brie

Thanks all for the confirmation - my main concern was that it looked too good to be true.