Q Talk

[charsha]

Why do all sneakers styles have to be washable, knit, or bungee? I miss the sneakers that have structure and laces that tie. I don't need the washable feature, I don't wear them in the mud. Just sayin'.  

[TheMemphisVette]

traditional sneaker styles are endless

endless!

[mnmom]

I agree with the OP in that QVC shows a LOT of what I call slipper/sock style sneakers.   They also just plain show a lot of sneakers.  I know we can look elsewhere, but it would be fun to see some more stylish options of shoes.

[TamaraLynn]

I do not like knit. I bought a pair of Sketchers and the  knit got a hole rubbed through the first season i had them. They are now garden shoes.

[ALRATIBA]

Over the years, I bought leather and suede sneakers, and quite a few traditional canvas.

Still wearing them.  They last forever.

[cosmic1]

I was thinking that they must sell a lot of sneakers, because that seems to be most of what they present on TV. I only keep 2 pair at once and they usually last about a year, so I am good until January.

I don’t get it because they have a lot of cute shoes online.

[meem120]

The knit versions I'm sure are a whole lot cheaper to make. Better profit margins.  Everybody doing them !

[kaiwahini]

I agree and have thought the same thing.  They need to move away from so many washable shoes.  

[Kachina624]

Many people like to just slip on their sneakers and GO without fooling with laces which are usually too long in the shoes I've gotten recently.  Then they come untied.

[Desert Lily]

I love knit sneakers, and that's what I've bought the last couple years. I like the ability to throw them in the washer, the colors, the patterns in the knit, how light-weight they are, and how comfortable they are.

Some leather and some suede sneakers are too heavy and can instantly get dirty with no way to clean them. I wore a brand new pair of blush suede sneakers to work once, and a woman accidentally stepped on my foot and ruined my sneakers. I've had canvas sneakers that don't wear well and get holes by the toe.

I guess it's a personal preference, and we have choices.