UK MAINLAND DELIVERY
Place your order before 3pm BST (Monday - Friday) for same day dispatch. Orders after 3pm BST and weekend orders will be dispatched the next working day.
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard Delivery | £4.95 |
| FREE When You Spend £150.00 or More | |
| Tracked & Signed For Next Day Delivery Before 5PM | £6.95 |
| Tracked & Signed For Next Day Delivery Before 1PM | £9.95 |
| Saturday Special Delivery | £9.95 |
| Saturday Special Delivery Before 1PM | £12.95 |
| Sunday Special Delivery | £9.95 |
| Name a Day Service - Tracked & Signed | £6.95 |
*Please note that Next Day Delivery and Special Saturday/Sunday Delivery are unavailable for orders shipping to the following UK postcodes: BT, LL, SY, LD, SA, PL, TR, IM.
CLICK & COLLECT
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Click & Collect In Store - Next Day | £0.00 |
*An Email Notification Will Be Sent To Inform You When Your Items Are Ready To Collect
INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY
We have recently improved our delivery services for our international customers by partnering with Global-E. For delivery rates to your country please click here.
RETURNS & EXCHANGES
Return fees apply.
For information about free exchanges and about how to return your item please click here.
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George Cox
George Cox has been making distinctive footwear in England since 1906, becoming known for its bold designs and substantial crepe soles. The brand gained a strong following through British youth culture and subcultures, particularly during the 1960s and beyond. From classic brogues to iconic creepers, George Cox continues to combine traditional British shoemaking with a rebellious attitude and unmistakable style.
