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18 years ago
Cheap and cheerful shoe shop. I bought some metallic bronze court shoes from here to wear to a wedding recently. They were only about £14 but look more expensive. Very good. read more
2a Wulfrun Square
Wolverhampton WV1 3HF
United Kingdom
01902 423445
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http://www.pricelessshoes.co.uk
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this is one of my favorite Clarks shops, its small but all the staff are friendly and helpful and…read morethere is always a variety of childrens shoes and boots. i would highly reccomend this store
Small shop with very friendly staff who treat the children like they are buying the shoes, giving…read morethem help on how to do them up and fit them properly. Only a small range of children's shoes but still just enough to make a decision from. Clarks are a good quality brand.
this shop has been here for ages and still going strongread more
Was a smaller but good enough shoe shop,i remember that once there was also a Radio,Record Player &…read moreVinyl record selling store in the Station Road Shopping Parade circa late 1960's,early 1970's. I renember buying " You Can Get It If You Really Want it" by Desmond Dekker & " Bad Moon Rising by Creedence Clearwater Revival whose songs now survive live with founder member John Fogerty. Not sure of shops family name or wether it had a goods connected name? Im not sure why they closed, but was open in the Skin's & early Suedehead fashion era, we used to check out the bargain stand for cheaper vinyl bargains also as school kids.
Not the biggest of the Blunts chain but always had good service here. Very friendly place with some…read moregood bargains.
My new boots are fantastic - great price too. Lizzie and Jack were both delightful and very…read morehelpful. Thank youooooo Clarks.
As I mainly only wear clarks shoes I get most of my shoes from here. Get's a little busy at times…read moreand the means section gets cramped. They have some good sales though (have a sale all the time these days!) with more bargains than other Clarks branches.
Went for first time in four years today and luckily not too many customers. The shop assistants…read moreprobably outnumbered paying customers, but they were all so helpful and obliging, everyone we met showed tremendous knowledge of the items in the store and ideas. We could have stayed there for hours. The cafe is just that, a standard snack serving cafe, nothing outstanding but the service was exceptional. But the greatest benefit is the massive selection of women's and men's clothes, from the ordinary to top quality. Something for everyone. It might have been an 80mile round journey, but worth it and we will go again before Christmas to get a few more bargains.
This one goes out to all the senior citizens... boy, I get cooler by the day :P…read more Be warned this place can be terrifying. It's so big when you enter that you can't even see the far walls beyond the vast sea of clothing stands in front of you, all arranged in a grid that forces you to move pac-man style through the aisles whilst dodging slow-moving pensioners on all sides. I think it's my uber-cool little sister's idea of hell. Not exactly my idea of a good time, and I'm not about to suggest it should be yours! But they do have a huge range of middle-aged-to-elderly mens and womenswear, much of it from branded labels at outlet prices (think Austin Reed, Moss Bros, Jaeger, Hobbs etc), plus things like bed linen, books, perfumes and stationery. Whilst I may have turned 30, I haven't grannyfied my wardrobe just yet - I'm actually suggesting you earn some good grandkid brownie points by bringing your nan here to browse and bargain-hunt. Yes it'll be two hours of your life you won't get back but it's well organised, saves them the stresses of the big malls, and the pensioners love it (there's always plenty of them enjoying the cafe at the back!). As well as doing something nice out of the goodness of your heart, you might just strike it lucky as I did and find one of the handful of things in the store that someone under 40 might actually wear (and my little sis approved of!). In my case, a gorge Adrianna Papell work dress reduced from its £139 RRP to a £30 outlet bargain, that I'm proudly wearing to the office to combat the back-to-work blues today. Boom :)
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!
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Small brightly lit, clean and well organised shoe store, caters for the whole family and has a good…read morerange of shoes. You can pick up a decentish pair of school shoes for around the ten pound mark, ok so they are not going to last for any vast amounts of time but with how quick kids feet grow its ideal. They dont offer a shoe fitting service so it is pretty much trial and error and you do have to rely on self judgement and the word of your little cherub that they are comfy but all in all good value for money. The staff here are friendly and if your after a certain pair of shoes in a certain size will do their best to locate them for you even if it means trying another store.
Just bought a pair of ladies black winter boots from here for only £16.99. Good value for money…read morestore situated on the upper level of the Mander Centre.
Before I get into it, I'd just like to say, I'm LOVING the poc representation from Dr Martens; felt…read moreright at home. Now let's dive into the good stuff. Went in looking for some school shoes, walked out with not only said school shoes but also a beautiful memory. The staff were polite, amazing and sensible. As a devoted Dr Marten wearer, putting on my boots every morning will now hold more significance. Love you.
I am a big fan of Dr Martins shoes. I did the standard thing yesterday of saying the magic words…read more'I'll just have a look'... It was pretty obvious from the minute I walked in this was not going to be the case. Two different members of staff were quick to help me and explain the differences between my selections. They also said that if I was to change my mind on my purchase and wanted a refund, as long as I had my receipt and the shoes were not worn they are usually ok with doing it (even if it's outside of the normal 1 month window for returns) I walked out of the store with my new black docs, and no regrets. These things are made to last, if you can it's well worth paying the little bit extra for amazing quality.
This store is quite small but it does seem to have a lot of shoes for Men, Women and Children. The…read moreshoes i tend to buy are very cheap to buy and cheaply made, tending to rip and wear very easily! I bought a pair of shoes in July, and they are now already completely wrecked! Other goods like laces seem to last an age though!
Shoezone is a cheap shoeshop, you get what you pay for; but sometimes you might find a good pair…read more This is not the biggest Shoezone Ive been in, so there is not as much variety. The staff are always very helpful though, so worth a look.
I won't shop with them again…read more I'd briefly scooted around the Edinburgh branch and thought the shoes seemed both pleasant and comfortable so headed out to Solihull to try some on at my leisure. Average age in the store is approximately 75. They seem to be trying to target the younger age group but aren't doing very well. I felt positively paediatric. I was waiting ages and ages to be served and when they eventually stopped ignoring me, they didn't have my size. Great! I tried on the too-small ones so that I kind of knew which size to order online. At the time of ordering there was a 3 for 2 so I chose a pair of shoes for a wedding, a pair of boots and a pair of work shoes as well as a pair of purple sale shoes. Delivery is £3.95, regardless of size of order. Returns are £2.99, exchanges free. They emailed me a while later saying their website stock was wrong and the work shoes would be delayed by a couple of weeks. When part 1 of the delivery arrived, it did *not* contain my purple shoes but instead some hideous green Granny type horrors. That was an annoying trip to the post office that I could have done without. The shoes they erroneously told me were in stock were delayed again and eventually showed up maybe a month after my order. Meanwhile, they'd tried to tell me that I made the mistake. I didn't. I didn't like them so decided to return them. My refund was...zero. Apparently they decided that it was my "free" pair and therefore I get nothing. I'm sure that could be argued, but most decent companies will refund the average price paid. In fact, I even have a Primark (Primark of all places!) receipt in front of me saying they do exactly that. Customer services were unhelpful and just don't care. There is no such thing as goodwill or customer retention in their operations. They just can't be bothered. Take your money (for the overpriced shoes) and run. It's Hush Puppies and Clarks for me from now on. Cheaper, equivalent quality and far superior service.
Excellent service - cheerful and obliging. I bought 8 pairs - 4 from the shop and 4 others that the…read moremanager had advised me to send for online as they didn't have the correct width for me to try. She told me to bring back as many as I needed and so I took 6 pairs back (thank goodness for my card account other wise the purchases would have broken the bank)! The shop happily accepted the 6 returns and were pleased I had found what I wanted. When I returned the shoes there was an offer - 2 pairs of sandals for £95. I bought 2 pairs, each separately would cost £75. What a bargain, and they're soooo comfortable. Oh, and I am definitely NOT over-the-hill - the shoes are modern wedge sandals in attractive colours and material!
Rieker Antistress is a specialist shoe shop, with their emphasis placed upon orthopaedic shoes,…read moreaimed at reducing foot pain. I've got collapsed arches on my feet, so I can sympathise with people suffering from footpain, and I personally think it's great to see a retailer supplying these people with what they need, rather than having to go to the doctor. The prices are very reasonable, despite the fact that they could definitely warrant ramping the prices up a bit. In addition to the shoe shop, Rieker has a chiropody clinic, offering a range of treatments, again for reasonable prices. Admittedly, the range of shoes on offer aren't exactly cutting edge in terms of style, but there's plenty of smart shoes, and the pair I've got live up to their claims of excellent comfort.
Reiker have a nice selection of ladies shoes for all occasions. Guy's if you're looking for shoes…read morehere then you might be disappointed as their selection for mens shoes is small and mostly formal. The fact that Reiker had a sale on is what attracted me here and it was nice to see their original prices were decent but the discounted prices were even better! I found a nice pair of shoes to wear on a night out for just £25.00. I also came in here in search of a new casual handbag and unfortunately they didn't have anything to my liking. On the other hand their small selections of bags are more for smarter use.
Very good range of shoes for everyone, all ages and genders. Very cheap and easy to find the type…read moreof shoe you're looking for- for all occasions. Staff are helpful but the only sizes available are the ones on the shop shelves usually.
Great range of quality shoes (mens and womens). Prices are not outrageous considering the quality…read moreand given that they last a lot longer than those from cheaper shops I think they offer great value for money. Their sales are v good, sometimes 70% off the original price.
Great little find with a fairly large, mid-high quality stock of trend-forward stylish mens and…read morewomen's shoes. This place saved at least one tourist's feet from utter damage with a quality pair of suede Chukka-style boots. Thanks guys!
Great service at this store - it used to be on the first floor with Burton's on the ground floor…read morebut switched a few years ago. I always find Dotty P's great for work trousers and blouses. The shoes are great too and very reasonably priced, as is the jewellery and underwear. Have bought coats from here in the past that have lasted more than the one winter and are really good quality. Always has good sales
A great place to shop for ladies work clothes especially, I always buy my work trousers here and…read morethey are good value for money and good quality. The staff are helpful and will look for you if you cannot find what you are looking for.