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How far back does your shoe collection go?  I have a pair of Minnetonka moccasins from the 1960's!

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Re: HOW FAR BACK

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when I graduated from nursing school in 1973 I splurged on my first pair of nice Italian leather shoes, Via Spiga open toe high heels. they were at a fancy store I couldn't afford to go to but they were on sale for 1/2 price, so I decided to treat myself.

I still have them and still wear them occasionally.

 

 

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@MariotaMurielle  They seem like a good purchase.  Since your still wearing them,  you got your money's worth!

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My oldest is a 7 year old pair of fur lined winter boots worn only a couple of times.   The rest of my shoes are less than 3 years old.  

 

My feet have changed significantly since my knee replacements.   I got rid of all of my shoes after my first surgery in 2012.  My every day shoes are replaced yearly, and my occasional shoes every 2-3 years.   I limit myself to 10 pair, and mainly buy Alegria, Brooks, and my last purchase was Propet.   

 

I have too much invested in my knees to wear worn shoes.   

 

 

Valued Contributor
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Really a good idea to replace everyday shoes each year.  I"ll keep that in mind!

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About 25 years. I have a lot of shoes that I don’t wear very often.
Valued Contributor
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@ALRATIBA  I still have a lot of shoes from the 1990's!

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About 30 years.

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I still have shoes from the 1980's when they were made in Italy or Spain.

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Some from each of the last few decades!