The Art Of Buying Discounted Designer Shoes
Posted on Nov 10, 2009 under shoes |
Most-if not all-women are dreaming to own a pair or two of any elegant designer shoes. Sadly, the prices of these most-coveted shoes are not friendly to the budget of those who would want to get a dose of wearing designer shoes.
If you are one of those women who are dreaming to slip into a pair of gorgeous designer shoes but riding on a tight budget, you can still get the chance of owning these quiet expensive shoes if you know where to find discounted ones.
THE SEARCH FOR DISCOUNTED DESIGNER SHOES
Although designer shoes are quite expensive, there is a way to get these by looking for bargains or those that bear discount prices.
What you can do is to try online shopping. Since Internet become a breakthrough venue for advertising, more and more producers and companies place their advertisements online through their websites.
If you intend to find genuine but discounted designer shoes like Prada, Gucci, Fendi, Versace, or Manolo, there are many online stores out there that produce lists, photos, and prices of various designer shoes on sale. Some of these online stores even provide descriptions of the discounted designer shoes they have to give the buyer better options.
Since large online shoe stores are able to sell hundreds pairs or designer shoes daily, they offer discounts more often compared to boutiques. By browsing the net, you will find out that there are indeed so many online stores that offers discounted designer shoes.
The most popular among these include eBay, http://YOOX.com, http://Zappos.com, Gotham City Online, Brands/Designers: Anne Klein, Aerosoles, Kenneth Cole, Easy Spirit, Bruno Magli, BCBG and more. http://ShoeBuy.com, http://Shoes.com, and http://Overstock.com.
However, you must be very careful before you finally buy any discounted designer shoes online, here are some tips to guide you:
- Make sure that you don’t order a replica or fake designer shoes.
- Before you make any commitment of buying a discounted pair of designer shoe/s to a particular site, make sure that the company has a credible reputation of selling authentic pairs of discounted designer shoes.
- Check if the site has a good return policy so you can return the shoes if it don’t fit.
Aside from buying discounted shoes online, you can own a pair of discounted designer shoes by visiting major fashion houses that have outlet stores and outlet malls. Make sure that you:
- Plan your visit ahead to give yourself enough time to familiar yourself to different streets of the towns that have stores that might offer discounted designer shoes.
- Know when is the best time to buy discounted designer shoes. (Tip: Visit regular stores in Italy by January and July because items are discounted up to 70 percent off!).
- Familiarize yourself with the schedule of the stores. (Tip: Some stores are closed on Mondays but most of them open at 3 in the afternoon.)
- Get yourself a copy of the list of the stores with complete addresses on it.
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November 10th, 2009 at 4:26 am
Are there stylish yet comfortable shoes? Where to buy them?
For the girls out there:
I love heels but they kill me by the end of my dates. What brands are sexy yet comfortable (as comfortable as high heels get)?
Also, where’s the best place to buy discounted designer shoes?
November 10th, 2009 at 9:28 am
Get cool thongs/sandels with beads or ribbon on them. Ballet Shoes are nice too.
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:30 am
i think flats are comfy and cute, but thats my opinion, u can get them almost anywhere that sells shoes
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:32 am
UGGS! ! !!
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:34 am
Yes, they are called vans. They are cute, and totally comfortable. You can usually get them at payless for like 20 bucks… hope this helps!
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:36 am
Oprah recently featured a new line of shoes out. They are heeled shoes designed by Nike and Cole Haan. They are quite expensive but check on ebay. Very sexy.
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:38 am
well I know where you are coming from, I am an event planner… I run from one venue to another and have to look more polished than my own clients so my tricks are…..
I always wear wedge heeled shoes
A flat that has sparkles or beading that is fancy yet comfy, also they are whats in style right now!
save the BCBG heels or the sexy one for a serious date….
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:40 am
I have a pair of black high heels that are realllly comfortable and they weren’t even expensive. They were from Charlotte Russe but I have shoes from there that hurt like hell so I got lucky on these ones. There is a brand sold at Rack Room shoes that are fairly comfortable but I either cant find mine or I threw them away cause they got old. Go in and ask about them or look in the dress shoes and it may say something like on the brand itself that sounds like "comfort" or "flex" or something like that.
It really just depends on the cut of each shoe and how it fits your foot. I have shoes that cost over $100 that I can barely wear for an hour and those ones I talked about above are like $30 so it’s the luck of the draw I guess.
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:42 am
Wedges and flats are good suggestions, but if you really must wear a regular heel, there are some shoes out there where the sole is made of rubber, to absorb the stress on the balls of your feet. They are even "bendable" like sneakers, very cool. The Nike/Cole Haan ones mentioned are just one manufacturer. I have seen tons of them by several brands.
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:44 am
I like wedge shoes, or those shoes that start off thick at the top and thinner at the bottom. They add height, but are much more comfortable.
I saw a pair of BCBG MaxAzria shoes at Winners at $45.00 CDN. So I guess TJ Maxx and Winners are good places.
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:46 am
some good sites
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