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Vegetarian SHOES (for men..)

adamao · 2008-01-28 20:03:36

Anyone know where someone might find a trendy vegetarian shoe shop (or label even) for men's smart dress shoes? I've been wearing leather shoes pretty much since I started office work and I really struggle to find any smart shoes that would go well with a suit that aren't made of animal, any suggestions?

28-01-2008 9:03pm

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adamao

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Anyone know where someone might find a trendy vegetarian shoe shop (or label even) for men's smart dress shoes?

I've been wearing leather shoes pretty much since I started office work and I really struggle to find any smart shoes that would go well with a suit that aren't made of animal, any suggestions?

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#2 28-01-2008 9:21pm

XJR

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Try www.vegetarianshoes.com

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#3 28-01-2008 9:32pm

Parnassia

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You could also try http://www.bboheme.com

Or, sometimes you can get non-leather shoes in Penneys/Dunnes etc.

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#4 28-01-2008 10:55pm

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I would like to second the two links above, having bought from both myself. Just be wary of buying shoes online as sizes varying depending on make or style of shoe, even if they are all size 6, for example. I bought a size 6 smart shoe for work and it did warn of being a half size too big - they are massive on me and I wish they weren't so oddly labelled!

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