Priceless Shoes

Shoes, shoes, and more shoes! Mirroring catwalk trends and High Street styles, Priceless comes up with an array of stock that is fairly unbeatable.
I’m not sure about the quality– I’d say it’s on a par with Primark. But in here you can avoid those nasty queues and that conveyor-​belt feeling and comfortably try on as many pairs as you like unruffled by other consumers.
The best thing about this place is the inexpensiveness of their stock, but I would personally prefer to invest in a higher-​quality, more unique shoe that would last me for a longer time.
I’m so not a fan of disposable fashion!

Priceless Shoes is one of those stores where I tend to usually go for a browse if I’ve no idea where I’m going around town! I have always wanted to purchase a pair of shoes from here but I’ve yet to do so mainly because the shoes have not been the right fit on every occasion. I hope that one day I will!
The shop sells footwear for all ages and both genders with the latest on fashion so generally it appeals to a wide audience. Staffs are always approachable and have the willingness to intervene which suggests good service. The drawbacks are that it is quite crammed and stuffy inside, I could hardly breathe!

Guys, look away now. I’m about to talk shoes and you know you won’t understand me…
Ok, now we’re all alone girls… Priceless shoes were an absolute godsend a few years ago. Remember when Uggs came into fashion and the whole era of the pull-​on-​boot was created? Well, Priceless did some faux leather look (well, they were pretty plastic, lets be honest) boots in every colour. Pillarbox red, pea green, royal blue, white, black and grey. There may have been pink ones too but they just offended my eyes. Anyway, they may sound horrific but they went with everything, were the most comfortable slouch boots in the world and were £15, later reduced to £8 I think.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like they have them anymore, but it’s worth keeping an eye out because they were great. Otherwise, take a peek at their website — they have prices starting at £4 and the footwear is better than the average quality you get from cheapo shops.
Ok boys, you can look again now.