If you are like me and happen to be a 1/2 size then this shop is worth a visit…read more It seems to specialize in half sizes in these in all types of footwear . The shoes are also in a really good condition for a factory shop. The shop also sells some lovely cut-price bags and is worth a visit for these alone. Happy Shopping :-)

For a shoe shop-o-holic like myself this shop is amazing!…read moreYears ago, Clarks was synonomous with comfortable but old fashioned 'Granny-Style' shoes. Now though, Clarks still delivers the comfort but now it's often in the shape of really fashionable footwear. This shop offers that comfort and fashion at really reasonable prices which are heavily discounted compared with the regular Clarks shop. Quite often there's also bonus deals like buy one get one free. Fab!

If you love fashion, and shoes in particular, then you need to make a pilgrimage to the Kurt Geiger…read morestore in the Princes Square shopping centre. Yes, there is a Kurt Geiger concession in Fraser's across the road - but it's not quite as good as having a dedicated shop, is it? And this isn't just any shop, either. It's gorgeous! The shoes obviously take centre stage (though it's better if you don't bother to look too closely at the prices...) It's great to have a taste of real high-fashion footwear on the high street. Plus, if, like me, you do have a bit of difficulty justifying their prices - make a trip here during sale periods when the prices are far more attractive on even their most expensive shoes.

Hello my name is Lisa and I am a footwear snob. This is why I buy my shoes from Kurt Gieger. There…read moreis nothing I hate more than poor quality shoes and I think there is a fine line between quirkily fashionable and just plain tacky. For me Kurt Gieger comes under the quirkily fashionable bracket and the likes of Dune can sometimes be dangerously close to being tacky (yet still expensive!). In the line of work I'm in I know how to spot a good shoe and Kurt Gieger ticks all the boxes for me, especially with their own KG brand. The heels tend to be solid and are often wooden stacked, rather than plastic, making them much more durable. They also tend to be leather on the inside and out and leather is more comfortable and absorbs sweat (ewwwww) better than other materials meaning your shoes shouldn't end up smelly (double ewwwwww). However what I like best about KG shoes is that they normally have a padded insole which makes even the highest of high heels feel so much comfier and more wearable. The Princes Square Kurt Gieger store is usually quite quiet and this can make you feel a little bit under the spotlight as the staff ask you if you are ok at least 10 times. In saying that though, if you do need any help it means you get their undivided attention!

The shoe studio is located opposite House of Fraser on Buchanan street glasgow. It is a modern…read moreshop, with high end brands of shoes, boots and bags. The strange thing to me is that as I said, it is opposite House of Fraser, where they sell the exact same shoes, boots and bags! I dont know how they keep trading. If I had a choice of one or the other, I would buy a pair of shoes in Frasers, as I would get loyalty bonus points there which (eventually) convert into money to spend in the store. But anyway, back to The Shoe Studio. Nice enough staff, they are helpful if asked but dont follow you round the shop which I hate. No pressure sell. Nice place to shop if you have cash to burn.

Shoes, shoes, shoes!…read more I have to admit, shoe-shopping is like my second-to-least favourite thing to do, but while persevering i like to pop in to Office once in awhile. For a small store it has a good selection, and good separation of men's and women's for the hectic who like to get in and out, or send their boyfriend off for his own without losing him! The stock seems to change quite quickly, so it's not the best place to try something on and then decide to come back after your next payday. Prices can be high, but it tends to be good quality shoemanship and their pumps and flats and sandshoes are very reasonably priced indeed. They also have a huge selection of decorated Converse, which you'd be hard pushed to find elsewhere. Top notch!

My god this shop gets busy. So much so you'll probably want to leave as soon as you enter. But then…read moreagain, there is something about buying new shoes that can provide extra will power.... While this shop can get hectic, for every second customer they have a cheery, usually pretty, shop assistant eager to help. I've genuinely been very impressed with the service whenever I've been in this store, even on a busy weekend. The shoes and boots in Office aren't cheap but in my view they're reasonable because they're always of good quality and bang on trend.

'What do you mean she has fat ankles? She's two!' OK so nobody actually said about my little one,…read morehowever if they did, i would like totally be angry and fume silently with rage only folks from the UK will ever know... Step back.... and boogie. OK, after struggling to get the little one some proper winter boots for a while now (hey Clarks! yeah, you heard!) the mother unit (mine that is) dragged the other mother unit (that's the wife that is) the small child (one she found in the street.... i jest) and me (a body double... i was in the pub) into this joint. Well good peepholes of Yelpland, may you cover the moon in bananas, lather a goat in shepherds pie and call me Aunty Mayble...kids shoes are fricken expensive! OK, so beyond the 'ooh, what was the noise? Ah, thats the sound of my new flat screen tv not being bought, delivered and watched' eye watering prices, this is actually a fine kiddie shoe merchant. In fact, over all this place is quite high on the 'well to do' scale, illustrated by the names of some of the other kids in the store... 'Tilly? Tilly, tell Farquhar and Tallyho that mummsy and papa are quite ready to vacate' ...nae Chantelle's or Davie's in here pal! The shoes Chris, the shoes!!!! Oh aye, forgive the tangent hop, skip, jump, piroette and flawless landing (Tens all round!). Kick ass wee Kickers were purchased for the small joy giving one, priced at... eh.... shall we say 'a pretty penny'? Service - Good Selection - Good Price- Good...lord no! Please, please i need my shirt, it's cold outside...

Bought a pair of school shoes for my 11 year old daughter at the weekend was appalled at the bad…read morecustomer service I received, the sales assistant brought the shoes out for her to try on, then sat down on the floor and watched me put them on her, tie the laces and make sure they fitted, she did not move from her position I asked her to check that they were the correct fit and she looked at them and said "yes they look fine to me" when you pay £56.00 for children's shoes you expect to have them fitted by so called experts they advertise these shoes as Start-rite Quality fitted shoes, for all she knew they could have been two sizes too big. Will go to Clarks next time

I've been in here a few times on my own, and even more times with my boyfriend who has a extensive…read moretrainer collection. This most recent time though, I stopped in while wasting time before meeting my boyfriend, to look for a new pair of trainers. I swear, the pair I have now, I only bought a few months ago, but with the amount of walking I do, my trainers wear out quite quickly. Anyway, just now, there is an incredible sale on, and you're likely to buy a rather expensive pair of trainers at a well discounted price. It's worth taking a look. They also have a clothing section, which I've never actually gone to, and also an online shop with more gems to purchase. The staff here are super helpful, and I swear, the conversation flows like water when they hear I'm not from Glasgow. It's really fun trying to convince someone who is fae Glasgow that I actually really love it here. Anyway, check out this shop if you're in the area and looking for a good deal on anything shoe related! You'll be glad you did!

The shoes here are absolutely gorgeous, the kind of shoes you see in fancy magazines and really…read morewish you had. Sadly, my feet are too small to fit any of the shoes here and no matter how many shoe inserts I buy they still don't fit. Most shoes are around £60+ and they also do bags and belts which are quite pricey too. I did manage to find a beautiful waist belt for only £12 once though. The shop is very small and can get very busy which then becomes quite chaotic as there are shoe sizes flying in every direction from eager shoe fanatics. There's also a 50-50 split between the male and female shoes which is nice. I always go in for a browse, especially when it comes to sale time in the hope that I can find something that fits. Please Dune, start making smaller sizes! Although, maybe it's a good thing for my purse that I can't fit anything here.

Dune I have always imagined as a ladies shop, not for young people. So when I hit the age of around…read more20, I decided to go in. Big steps I know. Anyway, the staff were on me straight away, I seem to sense a hint of sales target. The poor souls, they were ever so helpful, and ran back and forth to get me sizes and colours. I felt so guilty, and definitely a little obliged to buy buy buy, which I didn't particularly want to do necessarily. Long story short, I left with a pair of boots that were on the sale for £70! Oh my god, I have to say these are probably some of my more recent and mose expensive purchases on footwear, excluding my ski boots. I am just glad they were boots, and not a strappy sandal, at least I feel as though I got more for my money.

Positives: Reasonable prices - good variety…read more Negatives: Self-serve. Store was so overheated I thought I was going to pass out from heat exhaustion and dehydration. You have to walk from place to place - take out boxes and keep your own shoes with you. Maybe that's how they keep prices diwn.

Maybe I'm biased, but I tend to hate this type of store, and this particular Deichmann Shoes is no…read moreexception. As you enter, the overwhelming stench of fake leather positively smacks you in the face like the cold salty breeze on a Scottish beach. The layout isn't too bad. Everything is organised into style and stacked in order of size, which isn't too difficult to navigate. It can create a bit of a catastrophe, so if you're impatient like me it isn't the ideal place to shop. However, if you're persistent and dying to find a good bargain, this is the place for you.They're good if you're looking for a particular style or function, but not necessarily for something particularly pretty. Overall: cheap, sturdy shoes for very low prices.

Was helped by a girl named Charlotte bought a pair of new balance very very helpful and kind.read more

Popped in here for a new bag today (finally getting a SENSIBLE bag for once) and couldn't give up…read moreon the amazing MARVEL messenger bag they have in store. I wouldn't normally do a review of a shop, yet the service I got in here was really good. Schuh have a wide variety of shoes - all on the slightly alternative side - which I love. You can get brands such as Vans, Converse and Skechers as well as my personal favourite - Irregular Choice. The staff are attentive, quick to say hello, and the young gentleman who served me today was, if anything, a bit too over-enthusiastic. They do mobile card payments so you don't have to pay a bill, and if you're happy giving out an email address, they'll email you the receipt which I think is a great idea! Lovely wee shop.

I must say their shoes shipped quick! I am a US buyer, being that fly london is not a US based shoe…read morestore and cost more in the US, I took a chance on buying from this business. What do you know, the shoes were a tad bit too big, so I needed to return. This is my personal opinion, I am not sure of what type of shoe business this is in the UK, but it is definitely not customer service friendly to US folks. no return policy as far as returns you on your own.  I paid for shipping and I know I also received a discount. The shoes in the US are a little pricey here, so I saved ordering from them, but boy when I went to UPS to ask about returning they wanted over $200 to ship back, USPS charged me about $49 to ship back and that was the cheapest and slowest route  I could get. The shoes arrived back to them  really quick as I got my refund of 106.00 back so i lost out, because i originally paid 131.78. Sad to say for the hassle i wish i would have just bought in the US and paid the extra because in the end I have NO shoes!!!! I am too scared now to order from them again. It's throwing away free money. It would have been nice if they had a return direct even if you were told up front that there was a flat fee return of lets say 25.00, but I think for the future unless I know for sure about the shoe, I am going to pass on doing business with Daniel footwear. I am not into tossing my hard earned money away!

Daniel Footwear is an upmarket shoe shop in Hyndland. It's a great addition to the high-end clothes…read moreshops on Hyndland Road - and is great for a browse even if you don't have £100+ to spend on a pair of shoes. They stock mainly women's shoes, but you'll find a good selection of men's shoes in there too. As for brands - you'll find a large selection of Ugg boots (for women and children, if only the baby pink ones came in my size...) as well as Daniel Footwear's own brand you'll also find shoes from Prada, Lulu Guinness, Missoni, G-Star, Juicy Couture and countless others. To be honest, it's worth making a trip to Daniel Footwear JUST for their great selection of Lulu Guinness bags. Heavenly! They also have a sale on at the moment, and many of their shoes are slashed to half price. Definitely worth a bit of a gander.