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Frequently asked
questions

WHERE ARE YOU BASED?

We are based in Norwich, England, a city known for its shoemaking heritage. We have one retail store in Norwich’s city centre, but we trade internationally to our online clients and through our stockist partners. 

WHAT PAYMENT CARDS DO YOU ACCEPT? 

Our online payment gateway, Stripe accepts the following payment methods: 

VISA
VISA Debit
MasterCard
Discover
JCB
American Express

WHAT SHOE SIZE AM I? 

The size of shoe you buy with us at Bowhill & Elliott be a UK size, which might differ from your native shoe size. For European, American and Japanese shoe size conversion, please see our Size Guide

DO YOU MAKE BESPOKE SLIPPERS?

Technically, bespoke slippers would mean that we would need to measure your individual foot and create a custom last out of wood or resin, which would prescribe to the true meaning of bespoke, but what we can, and do offer for many of our customers is a personalised service with bespoke embroidery, colourways, embellishments and more. Our made to order service takes our existing lasts (you have a choice of two, in terms of foot shape, but that really is just the start. Take a look at our custom slippers, where you can start your order, or alternatively get in touch with us nby emailing shop@bowhillandelliott.co.uk or calling 01603 620116. 

DO YOU SELL WOMENS OR MENS VELVET SLIPPERS? 

Instead of referring to our styles as womens or mens velvet slippers, we prefer to describe them based on two different last styles, our P and K. The P last is traditionally favoured by men and the more slender K by women, but not at all exclusively. 

WHERE CAN I FIND HOUSE SHOES?

We have a large collection of original house shoes, from Monk, Grecian and Mule style turned slippers but our greatest range is our signature Albert slippers, which can be worn as house shoes or as outdoor shoes. 

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