Reposhed from @littlemisthrift
Reposhed from @littlemisthrift
Reposhed from @littlemisthrift
Reposhed from @littlemisthrift

Adaya Oxblood Dr Martens Womens platform Wedge Size US 7 Rare Discontinued

Name: Adaya Oxblood Dr Martens Womens platform Wedge Size US 7 Rare Discontinued
Brand: Dr. Martens
SKU: 67e304b864164ad047c6daa2
Price: 130.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Reposhing this item I purchased from @littlemisthrift. Loved it, but ready to rotate for something new. Not worn by me—just a little too small for my use. I hope someone else looking for these rare Doc Martens will be able to use these! These are a UK 5, EU 38. The photos with the blue background are mine and show the shoes as they are now. Questions? Leave a comment below!

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passepartout872 Hi, there! Could you please post 3 more pics: 1) bottom (tread condition) of both shoes, 2) back of both shoes, 3) pic of interior tag showing US & UK size? Thanks!

Aug 24Reply

inada40 @passepartout872 hello! Thanks for your interest. I have updated the listing with those photos. Let me know if you have any questions! The stuff on the soles seems to be from a sticker, so could easily be wiped off—i just never bothered.

Aug 24Reply

passepartout872 @inada40 Fabulous! Thank you for such quick responsiveness.

Aug 24Reply

passepartout872 Thanks so much...I haven't quite made up my mind yet. I was hoping that, like my similar vintage DMs, they were made in England. I'm struggling with quality issues on DM tread/soles that aren't made in England, and as you know, DM won't replace (if the sole cracks or fails in any way) if the shoes aren't purchased directly through them. However, I WILL send a "counter" taking that in consideration.

Aug 25Reply

inada40 @passepartout872 Yeah I totally get that. My impression of these shoes is that they are a well-made model from the 2010s. While not vintage, they don’t suffer from the rotting issues that Made in England sandal insoles notoriously do. I’m happy to answer any other questions you have.

Aug 25Reply