I ended up buying them from the local shop in the end. I just love them, so comfy and keep my toes toasty warm. My DH and son gave me cash towards them for my birthday later this month so am very happy with my purchase.
Why not try them on in the shop nothing wrong with that seems the most sensible thing to do It is the reason shops are closing down jane10 but I doubt I could even afford those shoes/boots online however if I saw the in a second hand charity shop I d have a go Things are beyond our purses in a lot of a High Street shops
I've just tried to be helpful and checked out the German Seibel website. The size for normale Füsse is G but there is a G 1/2 for wider feet. Good luck finding them in the UK.
I have never bought Josef Seibel boots. But I have 2 pairs of his shoes. One 10 years old , the other, I think about 12. I wear them constantly and they are both is extremely good condition still. So I would say go for the boots
I love Josef Seibel shoes but find I do need to fit them as every style is different. Some fit, some are too narrow. But they wear and wear and are excellent value for money over time.
Why not try them on in the shop and then say they aren't quite right - even if they are perfect? Thousands of people try on shoes in shops but don't buy them. That's normal.
Does anyone know if these boots come in extra wide fittings. I have seen some in our local shop which fit me but they are much dearer than the price i can get online with a famous catalogue company who are offering 20% discount. Only issue is they say they are standard width and i can't find anything which tells me if JS do different widths in their boots. Don't want to buy and then find they are too tight. Obviously dont want to go in the shop and ask as it seems a bit cheeky