Just perfect
Heavy boots. perfect colour, super comfortable, five stars 👍🏼⭐
Date of experience: March 01, 2025
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Excellent service and quality
Excellent service - Got the red 8eye - Perfect fit extremely comfortable did not have to wear them in - Just ordered a new pair (Tired of Docs and art boots not going the distance)
Date of experience: January 31, 2025
The ink of my brand new boots came out
The ink of my brand new boots came out! I only wore it once. The boots are white with low quality black ink on top. If they get wet and you clean it with a soft towel like any other shoe brand the ink will come off. I contacted the costumer service and their answer was “put some ink on top”. Or send them to us to analise. The cost was €52 because they don’t have exchange policy with The ink of my brand new boots came out! I only wore it once. The boots are white with low quality black ink on top. If they get wet and you clean it with a soft towel like any other shoe brand the ink will come off. I contacted the costumer service and their answer was “put some ink on top”.
Date of experience: February 26, 2024
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