Sandal House is one of the best places on the Soho Road for shoes! Although they specialise in…read morefootwear for Asian clothes, they have simpler designs that imitate Western styles. They cater for men, women and children of all ages. So, for women, there are extremes of stiletto styles to complete flats and comfort for varying age groups. There is also a selection of jewellery and handbags, which are averagely priced for the area but I have found similar designs elsewhere in Birmingham at more reasonable prices. The staff is polite but tend not to engage in conversation. They often have a sale or a reduced items rack in the middle of the shop floor with shoes at as little as £10! The most convenient parking is behind the shop which can be accessed at the corner of Nationwide. It's only 40p for the hour!

Sims is an independent shoe shop, which seems rare enough, selling a small but good range of both…read moremen's and women's shoes. I often go there for the Irregular Choice shoes they always stock. They also sell other well known brands including Rocketdog etc. Prices are pretty good and they will price match sale prices, which is really good. It's off the high street and near lovely boutiquey shops, so often much nicer to visit than crowded Bullring stores.

Those who know me know I am obsessed with shoes. I simply can't buy enough! So when I'm passing by…read morea shop like Poze, I'm instantly drawn in! They have a fabulous selection of party and evening wear shoes that are usually glitzy in style and colour. In fact, the shop is divided by colour schemes so if you're looking for a particular shade to match your outfit, you could go to that section. The prices are very reasonable and they usually have a sale on so you could bag bargains from as little as £10! The styles are versatile so can be worn with both Asian and Western fashion. They also have a selection of evening bags and clutches. The back of the shop has shoes for children too. It can be a nightmare to park on or near the Soho Road but the car park behind Badial's can be accessed near the Nationwide Building Society. It's close and convenient.

A gorgeous new shoe boutique has opened in the elegant Great Western Arcade in Birmingham. The shoe…read moredesigns are based on vintage styles from the 1920s to the 1950s and are handmade in a family-run factory in Spain, all are leather lined and either leather or suede. The shop itself is pure eye candy with beautiful interior styling by AVA Event Styling, the staff are highly knowledgable and very friendly and approachable. Downstairs is home to Agnes & Norman ladies collection, upstairs for mens and Rachel Simpson Bridal range. Shoes range from £120-£165 which is brilliant for hand-made designer shoes, there are also some discontinued bridal shoes which are much cheaper. The boutique opened on Sat 9th June 2013 and there is 25% off all shoes until 16th June. I am being 100% open in saying that I am delighted to be a part of this enterprise but also as a shopper this is like my dream shop! Please pop and and write your own independent review :) "the story In 1927 Agnes Stafford & Norman Simpson got married. It was snowing, so Agnes had to be carried to the church so as not to spoil her shoes. Eight children and twenty-two grandchildren later, in 2001 one of those granddaughters became a shoe designer, travelling to shoe factories around the world. Several years later in 2008 she launched her own shoe company... The inspiration behind the debut collection is told through a beautiful series of photographs taken of four friends whose trip to the seaside ends with the beginning of a beautiful love story."

Faith is a great place to find the absolute latest footwear trends. Very pricey, but worth it for…read moreunique shoes you won't see on anyone else. As I'm a tightwad, I only shop their sales, and still have never seen a pair of shoes I've purchased from Faith on anyone else (except a cross dresser in SoHo once, but that's not important right now). When looking for my wedding shoes, I wanted something really different and not typical. Wearing Converse or Docs under a big parfait wedding dress has been done and is a bit twee by now, so I couldn't do that, but wasn't sure exactly what I wanted. Poor Mr Yankee Girl traipsed into every shop in the Bullring whilst I Cinderella-ed every shoe in the kingdom searching for just what I wanted. I finally found the PERFECT pair at Faith. My dress was an unsual colour, sort of a light beige with pink and gold undertones. The shoes were five-inch-heeled gold sandals with slightly pink sparkly accents. With foot-less pantyhose and some toenail polish, I was good to go! One thing I really like about Faith is that their salespeople are always present and helpful, but never pounce. They just keep themselves busy arranging shoeses and walking about the store, so they are present but not like the annoying gadflies found in most shoe boutiques. Faith really has the feel of an upmarket boutique, and I feel gorgeous just walking in there. Their styles are always fresh and never just what everyone else is selling

A great shoe shop that goes up to a size 9! They have…read moreregular sale or discount offers on, so you can always afford a new pair of footwear without breaking the bank, but of course, as with any good shoe shop - you can easily spend too much, but who cares when the shoes are this good! Staff are always lovely and very helpful, but not in that pushy 'buy shoes!' way. Plus the shoes last forever! Go and try for yourself.

I have bought shoes from here a number of times over the last ten years or so, the shoes are very…read morewell made, something that has been confirmed to me by independent cobblers who I have used for a long time. The great things about the shoes is that due their welted construction they are repairable, not the case so much with cheaper shoes, also they are high quality and are very comfortable when worn in, also the service from the staff in the store is very good, a specialised profession not just a shop assistant's job. I have found them to be excellent, Mark, Daniel and Sam who has recently left to travel the east a sad loss, replaced by Zeb who doesn't seem to me to up to the same high standard as the others, although he is new and he needs to learn alot, so time will tell. Expect to pay for the quality of the shoes and of the service they average out at about £500 to £600 or more depending on the range that you choose from. All in all these shoes are an investment as they can be kept smart and comfortable for years with any repairs done by the company.

Ooh this is a posh shop - for ages I'd only dared peek in the window but I do know someone with…read moreoddly shaped feet who swears by this place so feel I can write about it with a bit of authority. Crockett and Jones (sorry but don't they sound like a crime fighting duo?) offer both a bespoke and more mainstream range of shoe ware. Although the handmade shoes are rather expensive they are, according to my oddly shaped footed friend totally worth it. The more main stream collection features beautiful looking brogues and low-heeled shoes and boots. As well as that they sell belts, boot polish and from what I gathered from my last peep in to the shop itself (I now know where the phrase 'well heeled' comes from - the gents in there looked loaded) a small selection of ladies shoes. Inside the store it's a nice mixture of wood and comfy chairs and surprisingly light - however I felt a tad self conscious in my hush puppies (scuffed) so made a hasty retreat. A quick visit to their website shows that as well as Birmingham, they have branches in Paris and New York - how many shoe stores do you know that can boast that?

Cheap and cheerful show warehouse…read more It has its own large car park, which is good as its a little way out of the shopping area of hanley. There is plenty of space in the shop for people to browse, try the shoes on and also walk around to check the comfort of the shoes. I think this is a lot better than some shoe stores where you barely have room to browse, let alone comfortably try on a pair. Always seems clean, although the smell of plastic in the shoes can sometimes be a little overpowering. The staff i've been served by have always been polite and fairly quick at serving, and i've never really noticed large queues even when shopping on a saturday.

Wynsor has been around for years and i think will stay around for more year to come …read more This shoe shop is massive and has massive aisles, they sell shoes for all occations for everyone and at low prices . The staff there are helpful and polite and are always at hand . Wynsors have there own big carpark and its can get busy the ques are never big as the staff are quick servers . The only problem is i think icould do with moving near to the other shops to gain more business and to make it alot easier for those who are shopping in hanley.

One of the better experiences in my Northampton brogue hunting adventure, owing to the fact their…read moreselection was bigger than most. In the end though, I still left empty handed. Worth a visit if in the area.

I called at the factory shop to buy a pair of shoes. I ended up buying two!…read moreNot cheap but extremely good value. How can I write this? I damaged my brown leather shoes on the day I bought them. I was distraught. I rang the shop and was advised to return them to see what they could do. I received them back today. WOW! I seriously cannot tell where the damage was. Fantastic service and craftsmanship to be proud of. Church shoes are the best. It is a pleasure and a privilege to wear and own them. Thank you.