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The fates are really tempting me, as there is now a pair of the brown suede 180s in 12E available, assuming that means 11E Weston. However, I'm a comfortable 11D in the loafer.
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Did they run out of size 7 for you to try? If you are good with Golf size 7, you should be also good with Half hunt derby size 7. Should just a matter of width.I went to the London store to get fitted, and the SA was diligent and thorough, but she just couldn't get the Half-Hunt to fit. The closest fit was 7.5D (J.M. Weston sizing) but my heel was still slipping out of the shoe. It's a beautiful shoe, and I was a bit bummed.
The Golf size 7 did fit and I will likely get a pair.
I have a pair of Paraboot Avignon (EU41) that are a great fit, and they are similar enough in style to the Half-Hunt for me.
Mr Louis is spot on correct here. I think most people that buy a pair of 180s, without trying them on, and have to do it via an online transaction, will probably have to send back a pair to find the right size. Sending something back to JM Weston seems to be a rite-of-shoe-passage - fans of the brand have to pay their dues to find the right fit.It's always like that, they list the actually Weston size as UK size, The first time I got a pair of 180
from them was a disaster, of course no help from the customer service from hell, they actually list the size as true to UK size. A while ago(something like 5-6 years ago), Mr Porter really measure every merchandise and they were really accurate, but now, do not trust the so called size chart. The only up side is returning is pretty easy(except during sales period).
I’ve seen quite a few pairs listed on eBay, I’ve always wondered how that sizing worked, I know for a while that JMW was selling them at Nordstrom’s and it looked like these were closeouts that had somehow got to eBay and I emailed a few sellers and they told me that these were US sizes which I didn’t believeThe fates are really tempting me, as there is now a pair of the brown suede 180s in 12E available, assuming that means 11E Weston. However, I'm a comfortable 11D in the loafer.
I’ve seen quite a few pairs listed on eBay, I’ve always wondered how that sizing worked, I know for a while that JMW was selling them at Nordstrom’s and it looked like these were closeouts that had somehow got to eBay and I emailed a few sellers and they told me that these were US sizes which I didn’t believe
I bought two pairs of 180s about six months ago directly from the Limoges boutique. I sell quite a bit of stuff on eBay that’s not related to shoes so I’m on there quite a bit. I happened to notice there were multiple sellers that had 10 or 12 pairs for sale. They were all in brown boxes and the 180s that I got from JMW were in the nice looking blue boxes. These models are listed as US/ UK sizes. JMW does not size their shoes this way. Here’s an example of one of the listingsDamn, I didn't realize Nordstrom was offloading their stock. Haven't seen those sales online yet. I'll check eBay, though. Thanks.
By the look of these, they are not 180, more like Le Moc.I bought two pairs of 180s about six months ago directly from the Limoges boutique. I sell quite a bit of stuff on eBay that’s not related to shoes so I’m on there quite a bit. I happened to notice there were multiple sellers that had 10 or 12 pairs for sale. They were all in brown boxes and the 180s that I got from JMW were in the nice looking blue boxes. These models are listed as US/ UK sizes. JMW does not size their shoes this way. Here’s an example of one of the listings
10 US / 9 UK JM WESTON Rose Wood Nubuck Blush Suede 180 Penny Loafer Men Shoe | eBay
JM WESTON Rose Wood Nubuck Blush Suede 180 Penny Loafer. Color - Blush / Rose Wood Nubuck. Leather & suede upper, Leather lining and sole. SZ - 10 US / 9 UK. 100% Authentic ~ MUST HAVE !www.ebay.com
Which makes the proposition even worse...the only shoes brands I buy from eBay are Ferragamos - I know my brand and style (Parigi) and you can find deep discounts (usually 50% off - new in the box)....I agree on the LeMoc - I didn't catch that, but upon review, I see the rubber sole...I've seen so many of these listings on eBay for 180s like this, they are all in those strange brown looking boxes...my boxes from JMW are always blue, very nice, they have folding tops....By the look of these, they are not 180, more like Le Moc.
On the other hand, all my Westons are in these recycled boxes😒Which makes the proposition even worse...the only shoes brands I buy from eBay are Ferragamos - I know my brand and style (Parigi) and you can find deep discounts (usually 50% off - new in the box)....I agree on the LeMoc - I didn't catch that, but upon review, I see the rubber sole...I've seen so many of these listings on eBay for 180s like this, they are all in those strange brown looking boxes...my boxes from JMW are always blue, very nice, they have folding tops....
The Champs-Élysées store is the flagshipMy partner and I are going to Paris in September, so I'll save my purchasing until then.
On that note, is there a preferred Weston store to visit in Paris?
My guess is that if you buy from a boutique, you get the fancy blue boxes and if you buy from the website, you get the brown cardboardOn the other hand, all my Westons are in these recycled boxes😒