Marti & Liz’s Discount Shoes

The space is tight and crowded, but great deals for men’s dress shoes. At the time I was here they didn’t have any golf or sports shoes.

I was running errands yesterday and decided to pop into Marti and Liz to check out their Lebanon selection. With all the hype that store gets, I was pretty excited. Boy, was I in for an experience.
I walked up to the door that welcomed me with a large «WE DO NOT SELL TO RESELLERS» sign. Since Marti and Liz is a reselling retailer, I was a bit taken aback. What business is it of theirs what happens with the shoes once they are purchased, especially if they’re getting paid the price they ask for?
Not easily scared, I checked out my personal size 5 and sizes 8 – 11 (typical professional model sizes, as I style often and like to have a good amount of shoes on-​hand). Had I found anything of value for a reasonable price, I would have bought, used and eventually resold them. I did not, as the stock there ranged from WalMart to TJMAXX shoes in quality and price. Sad.
The lady running the shop was basically screaming on the phone about some guy trying to buy shoes in all different sizes and how that wasn’t ‘okay’ with her and how she refused to sell to him. She was calling all of the other Marti and Liz stores in the area to warn not to sell to this man. This went on the entire 30 minutes I was browsing the shop. I could hear her clearly from every inch of that store.
Marti and Liz has a poor selection of cheap shoes priced unreasonably with a hypocritical, yelling store owner.