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Do not buy Slatters shoes. Their soles are rubbish quality and they are falling apart very quickly. I have attached a photo of my shoe for your reference. I have only been wearing them a few months. Also attached review of another user to show this is a common problem
What went wrong are you clowns for real I ordered a 169.00 dollars worth of merchandise using a gift card I had just bought for this reason the card has 208.00 dollars on it I had to have the merchandise by this Friday so you geniuses put a hold on the order for 7days to verify the gift card was good is this the first time someone bought something with a gift card it's 2023 people transfer millions of dollars a day so while you clowns tie up my card for 7days I had to buy another card ordered from a real clothing outlet and had my things on time while kings is still milking the cow I will never order from you again
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