As well as the "golf" style
I had my heart set on the "golf" style, in black and white. After much online research, I found that there are a variety of online stores that sell replica versions, some much better than others.
http://stores.ebay.com/REFUSE-TO-BE-USUA
These are generally a little easier on the feet, obviously as the sole is softer than the wooden ones and wider because the toe is round. They have some interesting styles, so look through all of them. Be careful when it comes to the sizes as the sizing works differently for men and women. Also be aware that the rocking horse shoes worn by the models in some of the pictures are the genuine Vivienne Westwood one's and not the one's that are sold.
http://www.d-decker.jp/en_pc/category/W_01.php
Shipping instructions are on this page http://www.d-decker02.com/oversea/englis
This is where things get a bit more complicated. If you are wanting to get almost exact replicas for a fraction of the cost of the real one's, you have three options.
1. Add someone called Lola on MSN Messenger. Her address is lolita_lola@tom.com
She is online most of the day, so say hello and let her know which style you are after and in what size. She has the following styles and in the following colours.
She'll let you know what she has in stock and estimated delivery times. Shoes and delivery come to around £50. She doesn't speak very good english, but it seems good enough to process a transaction. She does accept PayPal, and has very positive feedback.
2. "Mitwitch" stock the same shoes as "Lola" does and I think Miwith keep more stock of the Golf (Also called fringe/shin shoe on the website) shoes. It will probably be easier to follow the link to the website and follow the instructions from there http://sgcafe.com/showthread.php?t=25837&h
3. "69th Department" also stock the shoes, and the golf version is referred to as "Shinichi" Rocking Horse Shoes. If they have them in stock you can order them right away, otherwise request your size and color through email to get them when they restock. Again follow the link to the website for instructions. The shoes and postage to the U.K. costs around £50.
I hope that these links were useful, I searched for hours and hours over a period of three weeks, desperate to find the best and most reasonably priced I could!
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