Hunter Wellies - Page 5

Peony5 · 09-01-2011

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Originally Posted by Tiiu

My question is: I'm planning to buy the carnaby model (as in the picture below), but is it just as easy to get white marks on that model? Anyone who owns a pair of those that could tell me?

When I got mine they already had those marks

flowerpowr · 09-01-2011

has anyone seen the silver wellies? every site i check only has size 5 or 6

alejrocha · 11-01-2011

Love them, have you seen the Jimmy Choos ones??

Rosa Cr · 22-01-2011

I honestly prefer the original version over the Jimmy Choo one. I think the 'raw and unpolished' look is what makes them good!

longplayb · 09-10-2011

I am moving to the UK in a few days and due to the wet weather I don't know if I should buy a pair of this boots.
What do you think about dark olive Hunter for men?
Maybe "too much"?

YoninahAliza · 09-10-2011

^If you know you'll be spending loads of time outside/in the country or whatever then I'd say go for it. I've never lived in the UK but I've spent a lot of time visiting family and I've always wished that I had a pair when visiting the fam. We once went to a concert which ended up being in the rain and I really regretted having to borrow my aunties wellies which were a size too big. So I know that if (more like when) I move to the UK I'll certainly be buying a pair. And personally, I like the olive Hunters on both men and women. To me they are a classic.

LifeNatureLove · 09-10-2011

I'm wondering if a pair of tall black (regular not glossy) could be worn as a winter boot instead of just a rain boot. Obviously when the weather gets bad (snowing and such) it would be deemed appropriate but what about on those chilly fall days with no perception? Would that be weird?

GreatOrion · 17-10-2011

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Originally Posted by alejrocha

Love them, have you seen the Jimmy Choos ones??

I have. And I love the fact they are also available in men's size now as they are also part of his first mens collection

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Rosa Cr rising star Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Italy/Uk Gender: femme Posts: 186	I honestly prefer the original version over the Jimmy Choo one. I think the 'raw and unpolished' look is what makes them good! __________________ My fashion illustration blog: http://www.illustrated-moodboard.com/

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YoninahAliza fashion elite Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Avonlea Gender: femme Posts: 2,909	^If you know you'll be spending loads of time outside/in the country or whatever then I'd say go for it. I've never lived in the UK but I've spent a lot of time visiting family and I've always wished that I had a pair when visiting the fam. We once went to a concert which ended up being in the rain and I really regretted having to borrow my aunties wellies which were a size too big. So I know that if (more like when) I move to the UK I'll certainly be buying a pair. And personally, I like the olive Hunters on both men and women. To me they are a classic. __________________ http://miss-rumphius.tumblr.com/ "It is ever so much easier to be good if your clothes are fashionable." Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery

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flowerpowr windowshopping Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Washington, D.C. Gender: femme Posts: 24	has anyone seen the silver wellies? every site i check only has size 5 or 6

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alejrocha windowshopping Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Miami Gender: femme Posts: 41	Love them, have you seen the Jimmy Choos ones??

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longplayb scenester Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Spain Gender: homme Posts: 90	I am moving to the UK in a few days and due to the wet weather I don't know if I should buy a pair of this boots. What do you think about dark olive Hunter for men? Maybe "too much"?

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LifeNatureLove front row Join Date: May 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 464	I'm wondering if a pair of tall black (regular not glossy) could be worn as a winter boot instead of just a rain boot. Obviously when the weather gets bad (snowing and such) it would be deemed appropriate but what about on those chilly fall days with no perception? Would that be weird?