Returned Boots to Wrong Retailer

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I've been a bit of a idiot... Last year I ordered a pair of wellies online from the Hunter boots store. A few days later I saw them on sale on another website, so I ordered them and returned the pair to Hunter for a refund.
A few months later, the boots have fallen apart so I looked back over my emails to get the order details, went on the website to get a returns label and sent them off... to Hunter!

I've contacted Hunter and they said theyd check woth their warehouse to locate the boots and either return them to me or direct to the store i got them from. Since then I've emailed dozens of times over 2 months and every reply says the same; that they'll check with the warehouse. Ive emailed their CEO and head of customer sales, no response.

I appreciate that it was my error, Im £160 out of pocket, and getting nowhere.

Is there anything else I can do?
Tks
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[Celestine]

Gahhh that is very annoying. The problem you have is that Hunter don't owe you any obligation to even check the warehouse. Anything they do is from pure goodwill. I'm struggling to think of any appropriate legal remedy to help you force them to hand over what is after all, your property. Hopefully someone else may have some useful ideas?

[ADDLED]

Gahhh that is very annoying. The problem you have is that Hunter don't owe you any obligation to even check the warehouse. Anything they do is from pure goodwill. I'm struggling to think of any appropriate legal remedy to help you force them to hand over what is after all, your property. Hopefully someone else may have some useful ideas?

Since they're the manufacturer and I'm within their 2 year warranty, could I insist they honour it and refund me? They may decide to just replace the boots but that'd be a step forward.

[ADDLED]

Gahhh that is very annoying. The problem you have is that Hunter don't owe you any obligation to even check the warehouse. Anything they do is from pure goodwill. I'm struggling to think of any appropriate legal remedy to help you force them to hand over what is after all, your property. Hopefully someone else may have some useful ideas?

Since they're the manufacturer and I'm within their 2 year warranty, could I insist they honour it and refund me? They may decide to just replace the boots but that'd be a step forward.