This Week in Shoes

posted by: Shomore in This week in shoes on February 1st, 2009

- Meet the Moot aka a man’s boot. It’s a custom designed boot (size 12W) that Stuart Weitzman made for Justin, the lead singer of the band Semi-Precious Weapons.  While I applaud Justin for being so comfortable in his own shoes, I have to say that this is one trend that I don’t want crossing gender lines. [via TheFrisky]

- Would you believe that shoes are counterfeited more often than handbags and currency?  I was surprised too.  No mention on what type of shoes they were though.  [ via AZBiz]

- From the oddly enough files, a bewitched teacher finally uncovers the mystery behind his missing shoes. Apparently, it wasn’t his fiance. [via Standard]

- What comes first – shoes or morals?  A recent study found that morals will be overlooked if the price of the shoe is a good fit [via Seattle Times]

-For iPhone owners, here’s another must-have app which will lighten your wallet.  The Lucky at your Service application will locate the nearest stores which carry shoes from their magazine.  [via NYTimes]

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  1. February 05, 2009 at 11:22 am, Down Comforter said:

    I'm with ya – need to leave these to the ladies :)

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  2. February 04, 2009 at 2:06 am, CB said:

    I bought these Stuart Weitzman boots last year and I have to tell you they are the worst boots ever. I paid $500 for these boots and after 3 months the heal broke. And I tried getting them fixed but the heel broke three times! Thank God for Bloomies b/c they let me return them.

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  3. February 02, 2009 at 5:30 pm, Jenny said:

    I think this boot designed for Justin is too much! NAY!

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  4. February 02, 2009 at 4:13 am, galligator said:

    While I know that brands certain brands like Louboutin & coach are counterfeited & sold for $100's, I think the largest areas for shoe counterfeiters are sports brands like Adidas, Jordan, Nike. They can counterfeit these relatively cheaply and even selling them at $20-$30 is a huge profit.

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