On my vacation to visit my family,
texasgrandma took me to several thrift stores, including one called Top Drawer that was a bit upscale -- target towards the university students, is my guess.
They'd just received several dozen sets of new shoes from a shop that had gone out of business -- several dozen sets of Fluevogs, to be precise.
ellen_fremedon had been telling me how great these shoes are for a while now... and they certainly are attractive and eye-catching shoes.
At a thrift store...
You see where this is going, don't you?
( Fluevog D.O.G (Disciples of Good) shoes, for cheap )
The hi-top sneakers (the Shawn style) I had to go up a size to get ones that fit the width of my foot, because Fluevog seems to have a narrow footbed as their template. I'm going to need a shoehorn to wear them -- but that's a small price to pay for nifty shoes. And these are nifty shoes -- especially the dressier low-tops (the Adam style). I'll have to figure out places to wear them, especially once the weather turns and I don't have to wear sheepskin boots every time I step outside.
I laced them according to the Over Under Lacing from Ian's Shoelace Site. I might change to one of the bi-colored patterns for the hi-tops, since they're the tricky ones to get on; it's getting past the heel that's the problem, especially because they're vegan, and unlikely to stretch the way leather will.
They'd just received several dozen sets of new shoes from a shop that had gone out of business -- several dozen sets of Fluevogs, to be precise.
At a thrift store...
You see where this is going, don't you?
( Fluevog D.O.G (Disciples of Good) shoes, for cheap )
The hi-top sneakers (the Shawn style) I had to go up a size to get ones that fit the width of my foot, because Fluevog seems to have a narrow footbed as their template. I'm going to need a shoehorn to wear them -- but that's a small price to pay for nifty shoes. And these are nifty shoes -- especially the dressier low-tops (the Adam style). I'll have to figure out places to wear them, especially once the weather turns and I don't have to wear sheepskin boots every time I step outside.
I laced them according to the Over Under Lacing from Ian's Shoelace Site. I might change to one of the bi-colored patterns for the hi-tops, since they're the tricky ones to get on; it's getting past the heel that's the problem, especially because they're vegan, and unlikely to stretch the way leather will.