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hey everyone,

as i already mentioned in my introduction thread that i registered here because i / we need some help with the sizing of leatherworks's products. their support was not that great. they reply once in a week or not at all. also it seems that they did not even try to response. i am just telling you the circumstances. i do not want to talk bad about them or damage their reputation.

we are interested in knee and thigh boots. we just own a pair of rimba. maybe you know that company. they stopped producing shoes a few years ago. it is a thigh boot and the size is UK9. the boot does not fit, so we thought trying an UK8 with this product http://www.leatherworks-footwear.co.uk/Thigh-Boots/KB07Z.html

also we have trouble to compare the UK and EU sizes. there are so many sources and each says something different. UK9 = EU 42/42,5/43. that is what we picked up.

we already thought f*** the money, just buy UK8.

here are my questions:

does anyone has experiences with that boot especially or with the products in general?

do the shoes fit larger or smaller, wider or narrower?

does the size of the heel play a role? we thought of 14cm / 5,5''.

would it be helpful when i post the measurements of the foot?

thank you very much and enjoy the rest of the weekend.

kind regards,

mike

hey, my name is mike and i am from germany. i found this website while i was searching for information about leatherworks, because my girl and myself would like to buy a thigh boot off them. their support was not very helpful, so i decided to ask you.

i think it is clear that we like high heels. but i do like them much more than her. especially black genuine leather knee or thigh boots with +12 cm heel are incredible sexy.

i am going to make a post in this thread

http://www.hhplace.org/shoe_wholesale_retail_internet_stores/7035-leatherworks_org_uk.html

because my concern does not belong to this post.

have a nice weekend!

bye

edit: i do not know why, but i cannot make the post mentioned above, nor i cannot create a thread in the corresponding forum.