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wide fit shoe shops in Dublin?

  • 10-09-2016 1:02pm
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    boredatwork82
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    Hey guys, hope someone can help me. I am looking to get a nice brew pair of brown formal shoes. The problem is I have a wide foot, and I have tried all the high street shops, unfortunately the shoes that fit are devoid of any style. Does anyone know any shops in Dublin that stock a good selection of wide shoes ?
    Thanks


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    boredatwork82 wrote: »
    Hey guys, hope someone can help me. I am looking to get a nice brew pair of brown formal shoes. The problem is I have a wide foot, and I have tried all the high street shops, unfortunately the shoes that fit are devoid of any style. Does anyone know any shops in Dublin that stock a good selection of wide shoes ?
    Thanks
    Heathers on Aran quay.


  • #3
    L1011
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    M&S and Heathers are the only options; and M&Ss options are pretty limited - they'll probably have two black and one brown option.

    I'm stuck with a pair of black Riekers that look atrocious and a pair of brown M&S brogues that look ridiculous. Generally try to avoid wearing any formal shoes at all but its not always possible.


  • #4
    boredatwork82
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    To be honest it's really difficult to get nice shoes in wide sizes. I am a 4E. Get your feet properly measured and order online. Any wide fit shoes in Irish shops are hideous.

    I generally use Zappos and use the an post addresspal to get it from us to Ireland.

    I know people say they need to try them on. But if you know your real size and order that size they will fit. For years I was buying all different sizes because none of the shoes fit.


  • #5
    Murt10
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    I used to find a lot of shoes too tight for my feet.

    A couple of years ago I tried ECCO and haven't worn anything else since.


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