Stan's has the old-school charm of bygone era department stores with modern options for work,…read moreathletic and casual wear. This isn't grandma's shoe store. Or maybe it is, she'd love it. But us middle aged and younger folks will also enjoy it. Why? Because the staff actually helps you find shoes that fit correctly. I was here many moons ago to buy work shoes. Something professional yet comfortable. And flat, since I can't wear heels. By golly, they found me a Goldilocks shoe that I never would have located on my own. I bought 3 more pair after that as they wore out, no need to change perfection. So here I am, years later, looking for a comfortable, supportive casual shoe to help alleviate my pain. I was asking for a lot, but the gentleman who helped me found the perfect shoe. I wanted to cry, my feet immediately felt like they were being hugged by clouds. The staff at Stan's did it again. Now, it's not magic. It's having someone who helps to find your actual correct shoe size. For 20 years I have just assumed I was an 11 or 10.5, sometimes wide, depending on the brand. Turns out that I've been purchasing shoes a half size too large. I used to love a slightly roomier shoe, I thought that's how it should be. But my recent two pair that I have purchased have literally saved me. They are the correct size, they offer actual support, and they have a generous cushion to them. My knee and foot pain have gone from an 8-10 down to an occasional 2-3. Will Stan's work a miracle for your feet? Possibly. If you've been buying the wrong size forever like I have. But in general I have only had positive experiences here and so far zero complaints. As far as price goes, I have found them to offer the exact same price as I would have paid buying directly from the shoe maker online. For example, buying from Hoka directly costs the same as buying from Stan's. The difference is having them now versus waiting on shipping. Stan's will have occasional sales, but I have not compared pricing for those. So when it comes to value I'd say that yes, Stan's is of comparable value.

If you have not had your feet measured recently, go to Stan's! Her I am thinking I'm a size 10, and…read moreI should be wearing a 10.5/11! Kevin was so helpful in explaining shoe fit to me and watched me walk, pointing out that I pronate and need more arch support. I should rewind a bit though because this isn't like any old shoe store where you walk in and start trying things on. You enter, grab a number, walk around to look at shoes or take a seat in one of the many chairs throughout the store. Staff will then find you/call your number. I waited maybe ten minutes and spent another 25-30 with Kevin trying on different shoes. He gave me great advice on breaking in the shoes gradually as my previous shoes didn't have much arch support so it would be a bit of an adjustment. I left with one new pair of brooks aerials and ordered another pair that they didn't have in store. Yes the shoes are pricey but getting high quality shoes that fit your feet is important. Shoes that fit well will save you in the long run on future issues. I've already told several people today to head here and make sure they are wearing the correct shoe size and have the support they need.

Holy cow is this place great. I mean you get service and sincere assistance in validating what can…read morebe a complicated purchase. My reward for hitting my Weight Watchers goal of 40 pounds down was a new pair of walking shoes because success begets success - and let the party continue! I first looked at the clearance rack. Sadly, the selection was pretty picked over. So I went to look at New Balance, a brand I consider tried and true. A really knowledgeable salesman explained the features and benefits of four different levels of shoes. I didn't buy by price, I bought on benefit and am really happy with my selection. It's so comfortable and supportive. The salesman measured my feet and - whoops - I've been buying too small shoes for a while. Now with a comfortable expansive toe box, good arch support and a heel construction that feels wrapped around the back of my foot I am seriously happy and walking on. Thanks for the help, Stan's. See you in another 40 pounds!

So great to have Stan's in the neighborhood! They carry top brands and offer great service...like…read morean old fashioned shoe store. If they don't have it they'll do their best to get it. Carlos is super knowledgeable, patient and eager to please. Long live Stan's! :)

shoo is a very unique and unordinary fashion forward boutique with cool items you won't find…read moreanywhere else! Don't let the name of the shop or the display window fool you. It's more than just a cool "shoo" store with hand made jewelry, clothing, leather handbags, fun gifts, and more! I fell in love with how the owner Kate Blake displayed items carefully throughout her store. She was very nice and helped me find other items in the back of the store too. Everywhere I turned there was something catching my eyes! I came upon this store by sheer accident and sadly it was almost closing time. I definitely will be coming back soon! That large dark red hand cut crafted leather bag is in my mind. If you're a sock person, you definitely have got to stop in! 100's of cool socks from practically all over the world including socks with fun attitudes!! The shoe collections for both men and women are amazing! Eclectic, sporty, dress, high fashion, casual and the like you won't find these styles anywhere. Well maybe Europe I suppose. shoo store is a fun and enjoyable treat to visit that I'll easily want to return to!

I wore these to the Flea Market, Fort Myers Fl. I got multiple compliments from fellow shoppers…read moreand store/stall owners! I love these, then add the marvelousness of the store and the service I receive, I couldn't ask for more. 1 week later, at the Flea Market, Fort Myers. I got more compliments on these shoes and was remembered at several shops for my shoes the week before. More shoes to be love by me and others! All from SHOO!

I took sandals to get repaired here and had a great experience. It took them a few days to repair a…read morebroken strap and it cost $15. The service was very friendly. Thank you!!

Once I learned to order footwear on line, I just kept on. So many shoe store chains keep a limited…read moresupply of sizes in the store, based on some ancient 1950s idea of the most common sizes. DSW, I'm looking at you, because men's 10E is just not that unusual in 2025. This shop is the opposite, they have all sorts of sizes in stock, and all sorts of boots. More importantly for me, they sell a variety of shoe strings. Nobody sells shoe strings anymore. Friendly, helpful, with a big parking lot and a giant boot outside.

Had classic shoes repaired at the cobbler. I had Johnston and Murphy shoes that needed a new heel…read more The guy was a little gruff, but I was happy with the work and price.

Horrible "repaired" heel keep falling of despite multiple returns. Not worth expense time or…read moreeffort. Apparently this is a lost profession for which skill has not been passed down

Best place for tennis gear with a good selection and a friendly staff. I like that it's local…read morebecause I always find something different and unique.

We had an issue with a lost key to remove our Thule bike rack and Joe came to the rescue and solved…read morethe problem. Great customer service with a smile! Thank you, Joe!

I am always pleased after a visit to the Shoe Bank II. Not only is the service spectacular but the…read moreproduct is also extremely high quality! If you need a pair of men's dress or casual shoes or a belt, this is your place! This location stocks factory seconds and top quality shoes. Factory seconds are shoes which have minor defects of blemishes. Much of the time it is a no brainer to take a significant discount and get the seconds. However, take a look and make sure there is nothing wrong with the shoe that you are not satisfied with visually. All of the shoes will last for years with proper care and having the soles replaced when they need it. Did I mention that? You can wear out the soles of your shoes and have them replaced when they need to be... these shoes last much longer than anything you can buy at regular department stores. The one downfall to these shoes compared to "normal" men's shoes that you can buy at a department store is that they are not as resistant to water and scratches on the leather uppers. If you aren't used to taking care of your shoes it may be a bit of an adjustment, as these will require some regular maintenance compared to the rubber soles and low quality sealed leather of department store shoes. Wearing most of these shoes in the snow and rain will have negative effects on them after a few times so be ready to protect them! I would recommend going in and trying on a few pairs! Make sure you get measured so that you actually know what size shoes to get! There is a nearly unbelievable amount of sizes and widths to choose from!

Great personalized service, they really know their product. Great selection of shoes, seconds and…read morefirsts. Highly recommend!

I love my wedding/tux shoes from Florsheim. My wife found them on Macy's website:…read morehttps://www.macys.com/shop/product/florsheim-mens-tux-plain-toe-oxfords. Florsheim men's tux plain-toe oxfords. After we compared them to two other pairs of similar shoes on Nordstrom's site, we decided to go with the Florsheim shoes from Macy's. We placed the order through Macy's and it was fulfilled by this Florsheim facility in Glendale, Wisconsin. The shoes cost $110 plus $9.79 in sales tax, so $119.79. Standard shipping was free. The shoes arrived in less than a week. As soon as I unboxed them, we were both immediately impressed with the look of the shoes. They looked just as good in person as they did in the professional pictures on the website. However, we all know the true test is the fit. I've returned or exchanged numerous shoes over the years because, while the shoes looked great, they did not fit great. To my delight, these shoes fit well on the first try. I was pleasantly surprised and happy. I used the "True Fit" feature on Macy's website -- I entered in info about a couple shoes I already owned (brand and size) and the True Fit feature recommended what size I should order these particular shoes in. It worked. If you see True Fit while shopping for shoes online, I highly recommend taking advantage of it. It can save you time and hassle later. The lacing was uneven on one of the shoes so that was annoying. Out of the box, the shoes came with the standard and common criss-cross lacing style, but my wife changed them to the neater and cleaner-looking straight bar lacing style. The shoes look perfect. They fit well and are comfortable too with Memory Foam insoles. These aren't my first pair of Florsheims, but they are the first in a long time. They knocked it out of the park with this order.

I've been wearing Florsheim Imperials (et al.) for most of my life…read more This regards my second order of their products in two months. While I like their products, their shipping program is very poor. My online order appears to have been shipped from a foreign outsource--so now I will be billed for a "Cross-border Fee." If I had been aware of this, I wouldn't have purchased their shoes. My UPS (United Parcel Service) delivery was scheduled for this afternoon and I tracked it digitally for the past week. I made sure that I was home for my delivery. No delivery was even attempted by UPS. They transferred my delivery to the USPS (United States Postal Service) and no tracking numbers or operators that I've called can tell me where my package is or where I can pick it up. Obviously, I won't be sitting at home all weekend for an unscheduled "second" delivery attempt--when the first delivery wasn't even attempted. Very poor form. Perhaps I need to buy my shoes from Red Wing or Wilcox. I wear high-quality boots too--I'll think twice before subsequent purchasing of Florsheim Shoes online.