Shoes again...pleae read..

I know there have been a bunch of shoe posts, but I am really having a hard time finding shoes. I am looking for a closed toe that is 1 1/2 ' or less.....Any thoughts on a brand to look for? I bought a pair of Kenneth Coles at DSW and they are too tall....Help please.....

wow chmlenger! i didnt actually buy my shoes yet but i want exactly what you got. i mean exactly! like a 1-1 1/2 inch heel, slingbacks! maybe i should go look there. thank you!

Try Sandy's Shoes in Massapequa.

You can also try stores like Payless and Parade of Shoes. You never know when you might stumble on the the right pair!

Karen

Love My Shoes on Rt. 110 in Huntington.
I was there over the weekend and they have all the dyeables against the back wall.
My sister tried on a few pairs of closed toed shoes with a 2 inch heel.

Here's another vote for Sandy's Shoes. They have a wide variety of shoes, many of which look very similar .. til you try them on. And the help is wonderful .. the lady who helped me remembered everything I had tried on, even while there were numerous other ladies there trying things on as well. I was amazed. They have lots of different pumps, and also have wide-widths, if needed. The shop isn't big, but I found the selection to be! And I felt they were reasonably priced .. don't remember what exactly I paid for my shoes, but I know I didn't flinch at the price. They also have appliques they can put on to 'dress up' your shoes, if you want .. which I did. They came out great. The girls and my mom also went there, and they did a great job with the dying process, too. I brought the swatches in ahead of time, and they had the dye ready and waiting for when the shoes were dropped off, cutting down on the time they had the shoes. They had said it would take 2 weeks to dye the shoes, but it turned out most of the time was needed to make the dye, not for the actual dying process.

I had checked out Craft Shoes .. they are a huge store, but I didn't really feel they had much of what I was looking for ... I wanted a pump, and they seemed to have opened toed shoes, sling backs, .. just too many shoes that were too 'open' for my taste. And I don't like the shoes that come to a point at the toe. I also looked at Payless, and wasn't happy with the selection there, either. They just didn't seem to have much .. at least at the one I went to .. but believe it or not, I don't recall which one I did check.

Sandy's Shoes
4878 Sunrise Hwy
Massapequa Park
516-799-5450
Located right across from the Massapequa Park train station

Good Luck!!

I got my shoes on www.weddingaccessories.net
They were great and the service is wonderful. Plus good prices.