I only wear SAS shoes because I have wide feet. So, I decided to try out the SAS shoe store at 2500…read moreCentral Park Avenue in Yonkers, NY. I saw a really nice pair of dress shoes size 8 wide. However, when I tried them on, they were a little tight, so they said they could order them in a double wide and call me when they came in. I agreed, and a week later, I went back to try the double wides on. The double wide was even tighter than the wide one. They said they could stretch them, so I went to Starbucks and they stretched the shoes. When I returned, the shoes felt a little better, so I paid for them and took them home thinking that if I walked around with them on at my carpeted house, I'll either stretch them a little more or get used to them. Neither of these things happened. So, I brought them back. They took them back with no hassle, but when they reimbursed my credit card, they reimbursed someone else's name. Now, my name and address was on my receipt, but the person they reimbursed only had a name on that receipt - no address. I noticed this and when I brought it to their attention, they immediately went back into the receipt file and reimbursed my card. This is what I think: this SAS store sells the "poorly crafted" SAS shoes to unsuspecting customers whom they believe won't return the shoes, and if they are returned, they reimburse an employee's card thinking you won't check. But, if you do check, then they reimburse your card. In other words, "Buyer beware!" I've never had a problem with any other store that sells SAS shoes, and SAS is a very good and reputable brand of shoes. It's this store that you have to watch at every turn because they seem to pull all the tricks at every turn! Like I said, be careful of This SAS Store at 2500 Central Park West in Yonkers, NY! Other stores that sell SAS shoes, don't have these problems . . . hmm!