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Excellent service. My order arrived next day, as I ordered before 8am. I bought some shoes for my boy who is 16 and has cerebral palsy, the shoes are great and easy to fit on his feet. The Velcro and tongue makes it easy to put on. They look great and last him a while. I would highly recommend.
These are the worst school shoes I have ever bought! Within weeks the sewing started to come undone. My son wore them for less than a term before they literally started falling apart (leather has come away from the sole, one of the eyelets has come out and a large chunk of the sole ripped off). Not worth the £60+ price tag. Only reason we bought them is that my son needs wide fit - never again!
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