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“True, I’ve done it myself. But in recent years, I’ve bought nice boots and tried to treat them well so I don’t have to spend money I don’t have to buy new ones!”
yeah – it’s always risky spending $xxx more on something of better quality and having it go out of style next season!
trust me – that’s not a coincidence. fashion industry is wack!
I have a pair of Timberline boots since the Regan administration. I think it is time to send them to the great construction site in the sky (or ground).
“i’ve just found that women (young trendy ones at least) buy shoes based on design rather than quality ”
True, I’ve done it myself. But in recent years, I’ve bought nice boots and tried to treat them well so I don’t have to spend money I don’t have to buy new ones!
“True, I’ve done it myself. But in recent years, I’ve bought nice boots and tried to treat them well so I don’t have to spend money I don’t have to buy new ones!”
yeah – it’s always risky spending $xxx more on something of better quality and having it go out of style next season!
trust me – that’s not a coincidence. fashion industry is wack!
You’re all a bunch of mukluks.
Report: “Middle class tax cuts may stall; shoe leather shares up 75%.”
I still have yet to figure out how to make my kitten heel.
I’ve done a lot of sole-searching lately and gave my cats the boot.
I have a pair of Timberline boots since the Regan administration. I think it is time to send them to the great construction site in the sky (or ground).
Cobble, are you trying to pump me for info? 🙂
“i’ve just found that women (young trendy ones at least) buy shoes based on design rather than quality ”
True, I’ve done it myself. But in recent years, I’ve bought nice boots and tried to treat them well so I don’t have to spend money I don’t have to buy new ones!
Re-soling is really a well-heeled practice. It shoed be done whenever possible.