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Recently bought a pair of Barbour wellingtons from Arthur Knight. Cheapest than anywhere else. Quick dispatch and postage. Arrived well packaged and in an official Barbour box. Product is of excellent quality and they fit perfectly. Very happy with my purchase.
I purchased a pair of shoes on 22-Sep-2024. While the company is based in the UK, this USA facing website shows prices only in US Dollars. The shoes cost $158.34, including taxes and shipping fees. I paid with a credit card. My credit card, however, was charged 131.95 British Pounds or $176.07. No where on the website or confirmation emails was a British Pound cost was shown. I reached out to the sales department. I have not received any refund for the over charged amount.
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