Shipton&Heneage sell shoes. They differ from many online shoe stores by their selection: instead of retailing well-known makers, S&H only offer pairs under their own brand. This method comes with an added perk for those with a discerning eye, as several of their models are in fact made by Crockett&Jones, whose price-quality deal is among the best ones in their tier. Careful ogling reveals that some of S&H’s models feature details or brogue medallions only used by C&J, Cheaney and so on. While C&J’s own pairs retail at around 300\u00a3 or more, those made by them for Shipton&Heneage are cheaper — and cheaper still when S&H has one of their many sales on. The same is true for models made by Cheaney, Church’s and the like. Perhaps Shipton&Heneage reach their friendly prices with volume sales and by selecting cheaper leathers.<\/p>\n
Some examples:<\/p>\n
Winchester<\/a> on S&H sells for 259\u00a3 while a similar style, Finsbury<\/a>, in a different leather and last, sells for 350\u00a3 on Pediwear. Hythe <\/a>is priced similarly at 259\u00a3 on S&H’s webstore, while quite a similar style, Pembroke<\/a>, sells for 370\u00a3 on Pediwear. Finally, there’s the Pennine<\/a> boot on S&H for 259\u00a3, while the identical model sells for plenty more on Cheaney’s webstore<\/a>.<\/p>\n