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Re: Would you pay 100 dollars or more for a pair of shoes?


@kristina1 wrote:

Absolutely.

 

I am on my feet for almost all of my 12 hour shift, so a good pair of shoes is worth every penny!


 

@kristina1   Yes, I agree.

 

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Re: Would you pay 100 dollars or more for a pair of shoes?

@aurora625 

 

Yes, but I prefer getting them on sale.   

 

A while back I bought a beautiful pair of Cole Haan shoes costing $160 for $38 at Nordstrom Rack.   These sales are the sweetest victories ....   Heart

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@aurora625   Yes I have paid $100 or more for a pair of shoes.  Sometimes for a special occasion--as the mother of the bride or groom--and other times to get a very comfortable shoe.

 

I have a very narrow foot and wear a 7 and 1/2 shoe--4A toe, 5A heel and a have a very high arch so when I find a shoe that really fits I buy it, and sometimes multiples of it, since manufacturers so often, and quickly, discontinue styles.

 

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Re: Would you pay 100 dollars or more for a pair of shoes?


@aurora625 wrote:

I'm thinking about it!


@aurora625 It's not uncommon for me but I don't buy lots of shoes and they aren't a thing with me. 

 

I have paid over $100 for Mephisto or Ecco sandals and worn them for years; more for a pair of fancy sandals on vacation--quit buying junk and bought something nice.

 

I mostly wear Talbots mocs and buy them on sale.  Haven't bought dress shoes in years. 

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Yes I would.  I love shoes and most of mine are in the $80 to $125 range  I have bought a very few over the $150 mark for the quality and comfort and good looks.

 

I always have bought well made good shoes because I feel the construction of the shoe is important to my foot health and comfort.  Cheaply constructed shoes are not good for our feet.  

 

Of course I am always on the lookout for "good well made" shoes that are on sale as I would rather pay less than the original price if possible.

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Re: Would you pay 100 dollars or more for a pair of shoes?

Yes

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Re: Would you pay 100 dollars or more for a pair of shoes?

@aurora625   I would for a good pair of leather boots.  

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@chessylady   Love my Brooks....husband and I wear them for exercise and used them for travel when doing a lot of walking....so supportive!

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i have to buy ''HOKA' tennis shoes, as recommended by my dr. and they are over $100....and worth every single penny.

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@FancyPhillyshopper wrote:

 

 

These kind of questions are a bit silly, because obviously your financial decisions depend upon your age, income, wealth, values, and monetary priorities. 

 

Would I buy a used pair of shoes for a dollar?  Absolutely not.

 

Would I buy a new pair for over $100.00?  Yes, I would and I have.

 

Would I buy a new pair of shoes for over $1000.00?  No, although I have drooled over a few.

 

In addition, special occasions like weddings may merit a shoe splurge, or unhealthy feet may require costly medical shoes.

 

Should you buy the shoes you are thinking about?  Only you can decide!

 

 


Everything that she said....yes I have but of course it all depends on circumstances, needs, wants, etc.  Bottom line for me is quality, comfort & style all which cost.

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