Where can I buy some heeled brogues?

[Alsoflamingo]

Saw some on a girl the other day and apparently they were from Office, but last year. Anyone know where I cld find some this season? Either black or v. dark brown, ideally. Have feeling the dreaded Boden does some, but their shoes never fit me. Don't want to spend Russian Oligarch sums. Anyone have any ideas….?

I've seen some in Office this year and also on Ebay.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WOMENS-BROGUE-HIGH-HEEL-LACE-UP-ANKLE-SHOE-BOOTS-3-8-/360681179469?pt=UK_Women_s_Shoes&var=&hash=item53fa46094d

ASOS have some

The office brogues were more a mid heel? I had some if so

I got mine from Jones the Bootmaker about 6 weeks ago and I love them. They are incredibly comfy. I think they were £80.

Thanks all - will do some digging around. And yes - I suppose mid rather than high heel. But high enough to look ok with a skirt was my thinking. IMO you have to be 6 foot and v. skinny of lower leg to carry the skirt and flat brogues look off well.

Ive just bought these www.clarks.co.uk/p/26102296 from Clarks, really comfy and come with extra pair of laces in black.

They had 20% off but I'm not sure if the offer is still on.

They are really lovely. Many thanks Pulps. top of list so far.

www.fatface.com/shoes/challow-heeled-brogues/invt/82291

I see clarks have made an appearance on the thread already - just wanted to add they've got a fair few very nice heeled brogue styles at the moment, including a gorgeous ox blood pair.

I currently have a wish list of three different pairs

Hobbs but you'll pay... I wish I could afford them, they are luscious!

www.hobbs.co.uk/product/display?productID=0214-O121-006H650&productvarid=0214-O121-006H650-BLACK-38&refpage=search/results

Glad you like them flamingo Most unlike me but I managed to hang on until they did a 20% off offer, I'd had my eye on them for a while.
They also have some gorgeous boots in at the moment, but I'm trying to restrain myself and not spend any more this month.

Ooo - lurve ox-blood red. Clarks looking good at the mo. Too tight (broke) for Hobbs, tragically.