Where to buy Doc Martens in Brighton?

[Barry Izbak]

My old docs have had it and I've decided to treat myself - not necessarily in time for the trip to Miwwawll.

But where can you buy them in Brighton? There's a shop in Bond Street I know of, but do you know anywhere else?

 

[steward 433]

good shop for dr martins down towards hove from churchill square (the name of the road escapes me) opposite new look kind of area on the south side of the road

 

[steward 433]

good shop for dr martins down towards hove from churchill square (the name of the road escapes me) opposite new look kind of area on the south side of the road

 

[dougdeep]

good shop for dr martins down towards hove from churchill square (the name of the road escapes me) opposite new look kind of area on the south side of the road

Church Street?

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

good shop for dr martins down towards hove from churchill square (the name of the road escapes me) opposite new look kind of area on the south side of the road

Western Road? About a hundred metres along from Churchill Square? Certainly used to be a DM shop there that did the whole range; Union Jack DMs, DMs with flowers on, red DMs, blue DMs, green DMs, yellow DMs.

Not sure if it's still there tho.

 

[Insel affe]

My old docs have had it and I've decided to treat myself - not necessarily in time for the trip to Miwwawll.

But where can you buy them in Brighton? There's a shop in Bond Street I know of, but do you know anywhere else?

15 Prince Albert St, Brighton BN1 1HF

 

[BN9 BHA]

15 Prince Albert St, Brighton BN1 1HF

Do you think he now needs a new pair after buying some in 2007?
Unless he is still searching of course.

 

[Insel affe]

Do you think he now needs a new pair after buying some in 2007?
Unless he is still searching of course.

I like looking back saw this and thought hmmm back then there was not a specific shop, and hey ho there is now....

 

[BN9 BHA]

I like looking back saw this and thought hmmm back then there was not a specific shop, and hey ho there is now....

I saw that shop a few weeks back, it should have been there in 1978, it would have made a fortune.
I used to get mine from a stall in the open market back then.

 

[Bry Nylon]

Copied below is a reply I made in a thread about where to buy Dr Martens a few months ago, jut in case anybody is in the market, so to speak:


Doc Martens are manufactured in the Far East now and there are common complaints that the fit is tight, the quality is poor and the leather feels 'thin.'

My recommendation is to source from Solovair, who are still based in Britain and manufactured the original Dr Martens under licence. They make fantastic shoes and boots, right here in the UK in Northampton.

Essex Fire and Rescue Service source all their uniform shoes for fire crews from Solovair and they are brilliant.

If you are still in any doubt, below is a picture of a Solovair boot. Beats anything Dr Martens can produce in Thailand now.

 

[Insel affe]

I saw that shop a few weeks back, it should have been there in 1978, it would have made a fortune.
I used to get mine from a stall in the open market back then.

Did you go in, fancy Dan Doc's and hipster satchels.... Fancy Dan prices to match aswell.

 

[Insel affe]

Copied below is a reply I made in a thread about where to buy Dr Martens a few months ago, jut in case anybody is in the market, so to speak:


Doc Martens are manufactured in the Far East now and there are common complaints that the fit is tight, the quality is poor and the leather feels 'thin.'

My recommendation is to source from Solovair, who are still based in Britain and manufactured the original Dr Martens under licence. They make fantastic shoes and boots, right here in the UK in Northampton.

Essex Fire and Rescue Service source all their uniform shoes for fire crews from Solovair and they are brilliant.

If you are still in any doubt, below is a picture of a Solovair boot. Beats anything Dr Martens can produce in Thailand now.


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Pretty pink fairy wants to know if they do those with white laces ?

 

[BN9 BHA]

Did you go in, fancy Dan Doc's and hipster satchels.... Fancy Dan prices to match aswell.

No I was just passing.
I know Screwfix sell steel toe Doc's and they are expensive.

 

[Insel affe]

No I was just passing.
I know Screwfix sell steel toe Doc's and they are expensive.

I'm more of a getta grip fan steel toecap essential in my choice of music...

 

[Bry Nylon]

I'm more of a getta grip fan steel toecap essential in my choice of music...

Ballroom dancing?

 

[Bolton va va]

Heavy metal ?

I got my last pair of docs for £50 in the sale bit of the Doc Marten's shop website & they've been fine.

 

[pearl]

Copied below is a reply I made in a thread about where to buy Dr Martens a few months ago, jut in case anybody is in the market, so to speak:


Doc Martens are manufactured in the Far East now and there are common complaints that the fit is tight, the quality is poor and the leather feels 'thin.'

My recommendation is to source from Solovair, who are still based in Britain and manufactured the original Dr Martens under licence. They make fantastic shoes and boots, right here in the UK in Northampton.

Essex Fire and Rescue Service source all their uniform shoes for fire crews from Solovair and they are brilliant.

If you are still in any doubt, below is a picture of a Solovair boot. Beats anything Dr Martens can produce in Thailand now.


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I have boots from Thailand that have been fine, but shoes I bought last year are rubbish

 

[pearl]

Did you go in, fancy Dan Doc's and hipster satchels.... Fancy Dan prices to match aswell.

the toddler boots are cute, but REALLY

 

[Insel affe]

Ballroom dancing?

Close....

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