Heatwave

Variety is the name of the game here and Heatwave Shoes has it in droves! I discovered the brand a long time ago when I was still a struggling student and what attracted me to the brand was the amazing variety and the crazily affordable prices which they were sold at.
Although the stores look slightly messy and crammed with too many shoes, that’s probably the best thing about it as you can be sure to find any and all kinds of heels you want.
Heatwave has been my go-​to place to stop at when I have a particular shoe in mind to match a new dress for an event. If you want a certain cut, height of heel, platform or not, colour and material. Heatwave would be the first store you should check out. 80% of the time I can find the shoe I want from there.
Just because prices are cheap doesn’t’ mean it’s cheaply made. All soles are made from rubber, so there’s no need to paste in-​soles. However, do note that the shoes are a little narrow in terms of cutting, so be sure to try them out before buying!

Heatwave has always held the reputation among my friends and I for stocking sturdy and durable working shoes. Many other women must think the same way, for the business have blossomed over the years, sprouting new outlets everywhere including this one in town, and even ventured into an online shop (which has free delivery by the way).
Their heels are my favourite, especially with their colourful yet wearable designs, they’re also always the longest lasting ones in my shoe shelf — that’s pretty amazing for I wear out shoes very easily. Recently they’ve got faux-​suede skins over their shoes which are oh-​so-​pretty, though some of the designs are limited to the 4-​inches or 4.5-inches heels which are beyond my balancing limits.
This outlet conveniently at Wisma is usually crowded. And one of my complaints is that the shop is rather cramped. The walkways between shoe shelf and the stools are at one-​girl width, meaning no two persons can admire the same shoe at the same time.

Shoes, shoes and more shoes. That’s what Heatwave has and they have a lot of it.
The only difference between them and other shoe brands is that you get a high quality shoe made with surprisingly expensive materials like wood and rubber and not the cheap plastic ones some others are selling. P
erhaps the most effective factor of it all has to be the price. For something so well crafted and design, the prices range from as low as $ 9.90 all the way to somewhere in the $ 50+ range. The outlet at Wisma Atria is consistently stocked with the latest arrivals and the staff there are both friendly and helpful and will help you pick out something that suits you.