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Toddler shoes? Where...
WHere do you get shoes for your kids?
G's first real pair are from Stride Rite (sneakers) and I want to get him a pair of casual dress shoes that would be more appropriate for church, etc. I wasn't crazy about Stride Rite's selection for them but do want to get him decent, supportive shoes.
I know Marshalls Shoe MegaShop has toddler sizes, has anyone bought there? Anywhere else I should look?
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Re: Toddler shoes? Where...
I always had better luck at the stride rite outlet at woodbury. They had a better selection then the mall stores. Other then that i can't help I only bought at stride rite until he was about 5.
Maybe Khols?
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I know, it kills me since they wear them such a short amount of time. But, they are great quality. When I drove by yesterday I saw they were having a BOGO50% off sale.
For dress shoes I'm definitely willing to go on the cheaper end since he will wear them very little. His sneakers get a lot of hard, everyday wear so, spending on those makes more sense for the support and the quailty. For as hard as he plays at the parks, I figured the sneakers we got him would be scuffed and beat up by now (New Balance) but, nope, after a full month they still look like brand new.
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I like Drew's Stride Rites but he also has Puma's and a pair of converse like sneakers from Crazy 8. Ive seen cute dress shoes at Childrens Place, Gap, Crazy 8, Old Navy and Gymboree.
I have a Crazy 8 Coupon for $10 off and Craxy cash that might still be good, its yours if you want it.
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The flash sale websites have great shoes. I bought Jack a pair of European shoes with nice support/padding months ago but in big size, so now they fit and are too cute (Easter Egg hunt pics on fb he has them on).
Otherwise he has real Converses I bought at a Navy Exchange on base back in September for cheap and nonwalking.
There is the Marshalls in Bedford Hills for shoes I have gotten him stuff there, also there is the Preppy Turtle in Bedford Hills in train parking lot that has all designer used baby/kid clothing.
THIS!
Thanks everyone!!! I found him a pair of Keen sandals for the summer at Shoe MegaShop and a pair of casual dress shoes at Carter's.
FYI - the Stride Rite on Central Ave in Yonkers is an OUTLET!!!! I'll be there often, I think. They just didn't have any dress shoes right now - mainly sandals.
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Clarks makes great kids shoes. They are not cheap, but if you get them on sale not too bad. I think the store in White Plains carries kids shoes.