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07-09-2022 04:14 PM
I would pay $150 or more in a happy heartbeat not to have to try to walk in them. I had a pair back in the day.
07-09-2022 04:41 PM - edited 07-09-2022 04:44 PM
@amyb wrote:The blue and pink ones on QVC.com are cute.
But, yikes, $150.00! I'll pass. Can't believe they are that much!
I know it's 40 years after my original pair, and that the price of wood is up...but anyone recall when we used to buy these at the drug store for about $15-20?! Those were the days, I guess.
Everything cheaper now as they used recycled this or that. I often wonder what will happen to all the repurposed clothing using recyclable materials will hold up.
07-09-2022 07:03 PM
Those sandals can't live up to the reputation of Birks and yet are more expensive! Bad form!
I noticed that since the 1970"s they have added a cushion, although thin. It's very uncomfortable for me to walk on wood. I could only hack it a few hours in college!
07-09-2022 10:03 PM
All I can remember is that horrid sound they made. You could hear someone coming a mile away.
07-10-2022 06:50 AM - edited 07-10-2022 06:50 AM
@millieshops wrote:@amyb I know they were popular years ago, but I have no idea what we paid for them. I do know about what I earned in the early 80's -- most likely for me to buy them at that time, they certainly couldn't have been too expensive.
If I wanted them, I would shop the Internet. Nothing much costs what it did 40 years ago!
Sadly....nothing much costs what it did 2 years ago!! 😕
07-10-2022 07:27 AM
I do remember their popularity at the time but for the life of me couldn't walk in the darn things.
07-10-2022 07:28 AM
I also wore them in the 60's, 70's and I loved them then and now. I still have them and still wear them and they're in great shape.
07-10-2022 07:29 AM
@ECBG wrote:
Those sandals can't live up to the reputation of Birks and yet are more expensive! Bad form!
I noticed that since the 1970"s they have added a cushion, although thin. It's very uncomfortable for me to walk on wood. I could only hack it a few hours in college!
@ECBG I would agree. Toe bar/bump or not, I don't consider the Dr. Scholls sandals similar, at all, to Birks, which I love.
Birkenstocks (of course are "forever" but also..) are having "a moment" again...as they've become very trendy, especially the real "crunchy granola" ones.
07-10-2022 07:36 AM
Really? That much????? Goodness - unbelievable! When I was a teen, I wore a pair of those all summer long. I had a light tan pair. I adored them. I clacked, clacked all over the place. I know they were really cheap and you couldn't wear them out.
07-10-2022 12:37 PM
I saw them at a DSW for around $40 not that long ago. Of course I had to try them on for old time's sake. They really aren't that comfortable, but these looked exactly the same.
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