COS - information and proxy

[Terminator]

I was reading a recent edition of Esquire UK (it's the edition currently on sale here in Australia so it must be July I think, although I can check that at home tonight) and came across a pair of grey lace up COS shoes in their footwear feature.

Can anybody vouch for the quality of this brand and specifically the shoes? I also couldn't find the shoes on the COS website, but the shoes on the website seemed considerably more expensive (99 - 119 pound) than the grey lace ups which Esquire listed at 55 pound. Does anybody know whether they are still in store? Unfortunately the website only has an address for PR enquiries not stock enquiries.

Any help would be appreciated.

[Clockwork_killa]

COS = H&M but more expensive, the quality is alright, but nothing special, its just another slightly upmarket highstreet menswear shop. There is a cos in pretty much every large city in europe so you might be able to get what your after.

[fabulousmuscles]

me and my mates down from denmark have been very excited about the brand.

on the collection of style website there is a runway show. i have been copping a lot of things for my basic wardrobe in COS. id highly recommend it as a cheap alternative.

i dont believe its just another highstreet menswear shop - these guys have a bit more fashionsense than a lot of other stores alike.

i'd second the comment on the shoes - don't expect handcrafted, but cop anywaysss

[beautyfake]

I am seriously in LOVE with this brand

It's basic, long lasting, nice fabric, for a pretty resonable price.

I'm lucky that there's one COS store in my city The Hague.

[Terminator]

Thanks heaps guys. Do any of you know the grey lace ups I'm talking about? I might be able to scan and post the pic if I bring the magazine into work tomorrow. They're not on the website unfortunately. Esquire lists them at 55 pound, does that sound like it could be right?

[Terminator]

Bump, still chasing these lace ups if anyone can help out.