One for all you ladies wishing you were out shopping this Thursday lunch time 🙂 Ever wished you could find that perfect pair of shoes for that special occasion, but been unable to? Perhaps the heel height was wrong, or the fit wasn't quite right. Ever wished you could create your own pair to perfectly match that party outfit you've been looking forward to wearing? Well shoe-swoon all over, now you can, with Shoes of Prey.
Shoes of Prey provide a fabulous website tool that allow you to swiftly and easily create your perfect pair of shoes – you choose the heel, toe, fabric, colour & embellishments and a team of expert craftsmen then make your shoes to measure, swaddle them in a soft dust bag and crisp new box, and ship them to your waiting feet.
Too good to be true? Not so! Look at these beauties which represent a titchy witchy examples of the fabulous sample designs awaiting your perusal over at the Shoes of Prey website…
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Bespoke shoes cost £115 for ballet flats; £150 for 1½ to 3½ inch heels and £180 for 4 to 4½ inch heels.
There is a wide variety of leathers available – including soft leather, patent leather, fish skin, snake skin, and more – click here for the full leather range.
And fantastically, there is no additional costs to select your desired leather. Simply choose your favourite leathers for your dream shoe.
Apparently later this year, there are silk and vegan leather options on the way!
What are you waiting for? Hot foot it over now to the Shoes of Prey Website!
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Founder of Love My Dress. Passionate Podcaster and Editor. Annabel lives in rural North Yorkshire with her husband and business partner Philip, their two daughters and menagerie of furry hounds. She loves photography, meditation, walking, being outdoors and star gazing. She is fierce when it comes to championing talent within the wedding industry and when she's not working on Love My Dress, she supports her husband Philip in the running of the family's sustainable flower farm and floral design business, Moonwind Flowers. In 2013, she became a published author.
