I love shoes and sadly my obsession started with Sex and the City and has never stopped since. If I…read morecould I would have my own walk in wardrobe for my shoes, like in the sex and the city movie. Sadly I do not own a Mr Big. Anyway back to reality and this little shop I discovered. And what a shop, and a lot of shoes. They have a massive collection of different designers and ranging from wellies to high heels. I loved it in here and tried on around 60 pairs like you do! Independant shoe shops are hard to find today as high street stores tend to make their money from them so I was thrilled when I found this place. Now I am going to go and rethink about my obsession with shoes and basically shopping.....

This wonderful little shoe shop is ideal really for all ages. I use to remember being took here as…read morea child and loving every second as they had the greatest fish tank in the world. And like any child I was drawn to it. My mum loves this place too as they do stock everything. It is quite big and has lots of space for you to try stuff on. Sometimes you go to places and there is no room to try stuff on comfortably. They also have a cafe so if you want a break this is a perfect spot! They have a great website too so go and have a look around!

Everywhere you look in Jones Bootmaker, you can see leather. That's what they do, you see…read more Aside from stocking famous brands like Cat and Ted Baker, this serious shoe shop stocks a massive selection of leather shoes and boots. In fact, it's so much about the leather that they only carry four or five trainers for boys. Jones Bootmaker also has a great range of shoe care products behind the counter. If you want to tenderly care for your shoes then they have brushes, polishes and shoe horns. Who would ever want to buy a wooden thing shaped like a foot that you put in a shoe to help it keep its shape? Is this the kind of thing a boy will never understand?

Decided I needed a new pair of shoes for work. On approaching the store they have a small carpark…read more The shop is very big inside and lots of shoes to choose from to be honest too much choice staff are very friendly and helpful I need to go back when I've got more time.

Was is your Oldham road branch yesterday sun 30th July and was given the best customer services…read moreI've ever experienced the lady in question was called carol and she went above and beyond in trying to locate a pair of shoes for me contacting several stores to try and get them delivered .alass she could not locate any in my size . I just wanted to write a note of appreciation as people these day are only too quick to complain and it's was really nice to be treated so nice ty

I often go to this shop as they have great customer service & a huge range of footwear! My…read morefavourite are Rieker and Gabor. Very Friendly staff and great prices. Often have a sale

Fantastic service and range of shoes…read more They have all the great shoe brands at great prices

Great place to go and find a bargain pair of shoes. This shop is packed full of fashionable shoes…read morefrom boots to mega high heels. It is really cheap as well with no pair of shoes going over thirty pounds which I think is a miracle these days as most shoes are nearly hundred quid. So if you have a bit of sanity about you and do not want to spend more than you should, then you go here.

Stompers should be called tip-toe inside and definitely not where it is wet!…read more I bought a pair of boots from here and they fell apart after three weeks! I cannot be angry however as I paid for what I got really. My to is to invest in good footwear unless you only want your shoes to last you for a one off occasion. I know I soundlike your granny, but everyone needs a granny talk from time to time!

There are stores that have a strong identity and style and others that aim to appeal to everyone by…read morestocking a bit of everything. One glance at their confused window displays reinforces that Moda In Pelle fall firmly into the latter camp. There's no attempt to woo new customers with eye-catching graphics or cool displays, just simple rows of heels and sparkly shoes on the bottom row, ankle boots on the middle row and knee high leather, suede and jewelled boots on the top two rows. This might work if only some of the shoes and boots in the window weren't so damn ugly! Inside the shop is just as bad with radically different styles rubbing soles next to each other. I actually spotted a fabulous pair of white boots with tasteful silver studs but I wasn't going to shell out £120 on them when they were next to boots I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy! To quote teachers across the world: Must Try Harder!

You'll notice a lot of my reviews are focussing on sales at the moment... well, tis the season, and…read moreon (at the time of typing) this, the Monday that is supposed to be the most depressing Monday of the year (first bills after the festive period and what-not), what better to bring cheer to yourself (girls) or any female you know than a nice pair of footpieces. Yes, there is nothing that quite lifts the spirit like a new pair of shoes, and I have to say, Moda in Pelle has one of the best sales I've seen in a long time. A shy and retiring little boutique amongst the smaller Market Street shops, this branch just off St Ann's Square is a right little gem. And as for those reductions, well, you can't argue with a stunning pair of bright red wedge sandals reduced from £80 to £25. Yes, your eyes aren't deceiving you, and it'd be rude not to grab them - after all, thinking of that summer holiday is probably keeping you going right now... I've always found the staff in Moda in Pelle very friendly and helpful, and they give you space to browse. There's a great range of shoes on offer too, from the aforementioned wedges (and plenty of them... I love my summer wedges, so this is a must for me) to Ugg-esque Edhas and Dais and biker boots, fancy courts and pretty pumps to a lovely variety of handbags. To me it feels like a nice little halfway point between the ostentatious self-worth of Kurt Geiger and the cheerful high street demeanour of Office and Faith. If you're after a little treat in the sale, don't miss this one out.

The question has to be: Chaal I buy some shoes from here?…read more Chall: Shoes 4 You, is a posh shoe and clothes shop in Rusholme. It sells a vast array of beautifully decorated shoes, saris and the like. Even though the website has a catalogue of only shoes and accessories, in the shop itself most of the space is taken up by clothes. Chaal is actually a manufacturing company as well as a shop so they are selling their own products. Its been around for about 20 years. Expect to pay around £25- £50 for a pair of shoes, be if for men or women, and accessories (mainly bags) for around £15. They also do bridal items and a kids selection.

One of my friends had an Asian Ball to attend and she was in search for very decorative, posh,…read morebling shoes. Chaal matched the requirements perfectly well and she came out with a turquoise blue stiletto with sequenced lace all around. It was gorgeous for someone who likes a little bit of shine and colour! They have a vast collection of shoes, more like bridal themes and they also so accessories which are quite intricate in their design. It is very different from any of the City Centre stores and it is unique in its kind. If there is something traditional coming up or you are looking for something very new but detailed, this place would be precise for you!

If you are a Size 6 or Size 8 then you may shop in here. Otherwise I would steer clear…read more I feel like a fattie when I walk in here and see the clothes. They are made for skinny people. It is depressing when you try on your size and it doesn't fit. So you start thinking O GOD I have put on weight but you haven't, it is just this shop. I think they do have some really nice clothes in here, but no way I am losing my curves just so I can squeeze into them.

Girls girls girls! You cannot save costs by selling clothes with tiny amounts of fabric!…read more The average size for a female in the UK is size 14 so you really are losing out only making clothes that will fit about 10% of U.K population's on you !