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youv selling your stuff to the wrong people, look at these collars and look at the prices!!! (w00t) (w00t) (w00t) (w00t)

http://www.hideandcollars.co.uk/collar4.htm

edited to say... you need to scroll down a fair week bit :thumbsup:
 
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(w00t) bloody hell im guna start charging you lot more me thinks :- "

no really they are gorguse collar and ther linned sumit i dun do at the moe ,they look really good quality to not that mine are not mind .....but the leather looks better quality :D i wouldnt knock anybody for charging prices like that for the quality they look fab :thumbsup:
 
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these collars are gorgeous ive already got two of mine one each and got 2 on order :thumbsup: they are worth it :thumbsup:
 
we have these two :thumbsup:

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love this one the best :thumbsup: :)

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With the dollar how it is at the moment it's not actually that much more really than the Hide & Collars ones.

I've always found the collars we've had from America to be superb quality.
 
I love the hide collar ones. Very good quality.
 
rls22 said:
With the dollar how it is at the moment it's not actually that much more really than the Hide & Collars ones.I've always found the collars we've had from America to be superb quality.


You've just got to remember that when importing goods from anywhere outside the EU, sales over £18.00 incur import duty, vat and an £8.00 handling fee from Royal Mail.
 
These collars are really lovely....you cant beat English Bridle leather...these collars should last a lifetime Katie... I rinse mine with a bit of saddle soap or I have been known to use a bit of soapy water...then brush a bit of oil over and rub it in...like new again.

I really prefer leather collars.
 
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rls22 said:
With the dollar how it is at the moment it's not actually that much more really than the Hide & Collars ones.I've always found the collars we've had from America to be superb quality.


i got the one i would want to £60 and think postage would have to be added to that :blink:
 
k4tie-d said:
trish g said:
we have these two :thumbsup:
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love this one the best  :thumbsup:   :)

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they are gorgeous but so expensive!

are they easy to keep clean and looking good?


ive bought the brasso,which i love the smell of :lol: and got leather soap and leather feed,then i wanted a buffing machine to get them shiny so looked on ebay in america and found a shoe buffer (w00t) so bought it only thing was when i got it i then needed a transformer to bring the voltage down :wacko: .

all you really need is the soap and feed and plenty of elbow grease :thumbsup:
 
Janimal said:
These collars are really lovely....you cant beat English Bridle leather...these collars should last a lifetime Katie... I rinse mine with a bit of saddle soap or I have been known to use a bit of soapy water...then brush a bit of oil over and rub it in...like new again.I really prefer leather collars.


i think the girls will have to start saving there pennies for these ones then :)
 
k4tie-d said:
Janimal said:
These collars are really lovely....you cant beat English Bridle leather...these collars should last a lifetime Katie... I rinse mine with a bit of saddle soap or I have been known to use a bit of soapy water...then brush a bit of oil over and rub it in...like new again.I really prefer leather collars.


i think the girls will have to start saving there pennies for these ones then :)


they only have one girly one on show thats the black with pink,ive got that on order and if you ring them the lady will go through others what she can do :thumbsup:
 
as much as i like the ones with all the jewells im easily board with fancy things, and i know i would get fed up with them pretty quick, i think if im getting them they will be the plainer ones,

just need to decided on a colour

and theyll need new tags to go with the collars

and new leads

and new coats (w00t) :- "
 
k4tie-d said:
as much as i like the ones with all the jewells im easily board with fancy things, and i know i would get fed up with them pretty quick, i think if im getting them they will be the plainer ones,just need to decided on a colour

and theyll need new tags to go with the collars

and new leads

and new coats (w00t)   :- "


you sound just like me (w00t)

i will be needing a lead for the girly ones :- "
 
whippetsrus said:
rls22 said:
With the dollar how it is at the moment it's not actually that much more really than the Hide & Collars ones.I've always found the collars we've had from America to be superb quality.


You've just got to remember that when importing goods from anywhere outside the EU, sales over £18.00 incur import duty, vat and an £8.00 handling fee from Royal Mail.

I got something for Megan sent to me from America and the company I bought it from kindly ticked gift on the parcel and put the value a lot less than it was and I payed via paypal, so she never had to put receipt in the parcel either just in case customs opened it up :thumbsup:
 
whippetsrus said:
rls22 said:
With the dollar how it is at the moment it's not actually that much more really than the Hide & Collars ones.I've always found the collars we've had from America to be superb quality.


You've just got to remember that when importing goods from anywhere outside the EU, sales over £18.00 incur import duty, vat and an £8.00 handling fee from Royal Mail.

Never paid any extra for anything I've got from America :thumbsup:
 
rls22 said:
whippetsrus said:
rls22 said:
With the dollar how it is at the moment it's not actually that much more really than the Hide & Collars ones.I've always found the collars we've had from America to be superb quality.


You've just got to remember that when importing goods from anywhere outside the EU, sales over £18.00 incur import duty, vat and an £8.00 handling fee from Royal Mail.

Never paid any extra for anything I've got from America :thumbsup:

It depends how much work they have on at Mt Pleasant, I buy lots of stuff from America, at least two or three time per week, some times I'm lucky and sometimes I'm not.
 
quintessence said:
rls22 said:
whippetsrus said:
rls22 said:
With the dollar how it is at the moment it's not actually that much more really than the Hide & Collars ones.I've always found the collars we've had from America to be superb quality.


You've just got to remember that when importing goods from anywhere outside the EU, sales over £18.00 incur import duty, vat and an £8.00 handling fee from Royal Mail.

Never paid any extra for anything I've got from America :thumbsup:

It depends how much work they have on at Mt Pleasant, I buy lots of stuff from America, at least two or three time per week, some times I'm lucky and sometimes I'm not.


It's around $36 dollars and then it hits customs. If the sender has marked it as gift then the rate is higher and so more likely to bypass customs. The going rate is £18.00 on normal purchases before you incur Vat. There is plenty about it on the web if you wish to look.

Buying a collar at that sort of price would more than likely incur customs charges and it is worth others knowing then they do not land an unexpected bill.
 
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