Payless Shoe Source

The shoes are cheep there, I bought some, but I think I will not go there any more.
The quality is not good.

good selection of larger womens sizes and firendly helpful sales clerks clean store

Got a pair of awesome heels on sale. I love the comfort plus brand they carry. Their jewelry is surprisingly on point. It was 50% off when I went and I picked up a cute pair of earrings. There were tons of other colorful pieces that I am debating about coming back for!

The staff in here are really helpful and friendly and there’s a good selection of casual shoes!

1) I’m a 6ft tall woman with a 12w foot — you think they would have anything STYLISH for me other than leopard print wedges or cheesy ballet slipper shoes?!?
2) This store SUCKS unless you have itty bitty princess feet.
3) Even though I’m a foreigner, I speak flawless English. These people barely speak English — ANNOYING!
I truly appreciate Payless Shoes for providing affordable shoes to women with large feet, this particular store doesn’t really seem to give a crap. I despise ordering things from the net that you have to either try on first or feel to make sure they fit or what you want and this store forces you to do that. Every single time I have gone in there it’s been a crappy selection of slip on Van’s or leopard print ballet slippers — REALLY?!? Just because I’m so high up doesn’t mean I can’t see my feet! I DO have taste and style ya know!
Thank you for making my life inconvenient… And while you are at it, could you PLEASE learn some English — you’re making us foreign immigrants look BAD!

I appreciate Payless and I have a favorite store, but this isn’t it. I feel a little claustrophobic while shopping in here. The aisles are narrow and there’s about 10 people in the store at all times. There’s no employees on the floor and don’t expect either of the cashiers to move away from the counter. What’s worse, sizes 8 – 9 are always picked pretty bare.

For men’s shoes, there is a much larger selection at much lower prices across the street at Marshall’s.

After checking out the closing sales over at the other location (the one in the mall shut down), I saw a pair of shoes that I really wanted so I came over to this location. They didn’t have it stock but they were incredibly helpful in helping me find a pair in another store. They called the store for me, got it put on hold and gave me a list of other stores that I could call just in case the last pairs were sold out.
This location is very helpful and nice so I’d highly recommend this store.

great store and like to come in here they have good prices when comes to shoes and offers as well. and if you don’t like leather they have big quantity of free lather shoes for vegans

I’ve never experienced such great customer service. Every employee there (even the security guard… or…greeter? i don’t know who he was) was so friendly! I left with a smile on my face. I got exactly what i was looking for too.

In an age when customer service is practically null and void, T and Brian offered some of THE BEST customer service I’ve experienced in a LONG time. Came about 7:30pm-ish on a week night, (not realizing that they close @ 8PM), but, it didn’t matter. They helped me until I found exactly what I came in for and didn’t skip a beat during the entire process. Love my cute new flats, and at BOGO, it was a win win all around. Will def be back!

I’d definitely say the location of this Payless is the divide between Union Square and the Tenderloin. The Forever 21 side of Market is Union Square and the Payless side is the TL. I don’t usually have much patience for the bum shenanigans that come with the TL, but I can tolerate it much better when I’m with a group of friends or my husband.
On this occasion, my husband and I had just enjoyed a delicious meal at Showdogs (highly recommend – five star review!), and happened to pass this Payless on the way home. That’s when I remembered I could use a few pairs of ballerina flats for work. Perfect timing! I managed to find a pair of black patent leather ballerina flats and a khaki pair with lavender piping! Score! :) Spent a total of $ 38 and even bought a pair of hot pick laces for my Chucks.
I may not be back here again for a while, but I certainly couldn’t have walked by this Payless at a better time. It’s a great, very affordable option for young people who work in the City.

Dear Oprah,
Thank you for your 50% off entire purchase coupon.
Because of this, I had an excuse to sneak out of work and buy 4 pairs of cute American Eagle flats.
Love,
Marti
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*Coupon is online. Google it!
**Offer til end of business day today, Oct 30^th! HollllllAAAA! =D

As someone who prefers animal-​free apparel, Payless has been my go-​to shoe store for years. In fact, some of their shoes have lasted me over 3 years. On the flip side, vinyl is awful for the environment and doesn’t stretch like leather does over time. If they give you blisters, at least since they are inexpensive it’s not a big deal just to write them off as a Goodwill donation or bring to a clothing swap.
The price is right though, and it’s easy to find a BOGO ½ off sale. There are always a few cute styles in all kinds of colors and materials.

My feet are big
They never smelled like sauerkraut
I got a pair or shoes to match my wig
And now I want to throw the shoes out

Why do all the black ladies keep looking at me funny?
It’s not like I’m grabbing all the wedge heels and hiding in the corner trying them on inconspicuously.
Don’t judge me.
It’s not my fault that I heart foot accessories that include silver or gold for less than a 20 dollar bill.

Payless Shoe Source? Really? Yeah, really. They have gone through a serious re-​vamping in styles by their current CEO, who even by his own admission, regretted the previous offerings as ugly.
Recent window shopping and the steady diet of a month of thick September fashion mags fueled my interested in the bootie or women’s oxford stacked on a 4 inch heel. The look is sleek. But, 4 inch heels are not a part of my normal look (try homely Dansko’s or sweet Taryn Rose flats). My goodness, it’s so trendy, but so fierce. I want, but will not spend. (esp. after the Dow plummets 700 points in a day). I found a $ 25 pair of patent, toe capped 4 inch women’s oxfords that will do just nicely. Sweet!

I wandered in here on one of the evenings and I guess they had recently revamped and renovated the store, it looks a lot newer. They have some decent and comfy cheap boots and one you buy a second pair (of anything socks, shoes, boots), u simply get the second pair half off. So I got a pair of knock off boots which I can simply splash around in water and snow and a second pair of socks for $ 0.99.
I don’t think I can afford anything in Euros at the moment so this is bargain.

Don’t hate on cheap shoes.
In all the years i waited tables, and needed cheap non-​slip soled shoes Payless came through .
If I ever needed a casual pair of shoes for work in a jiffy, Payless came through.
My favorite pair of white flats. Where do you think i got em? That’s right, Payless came through.
I needed a pair of ugly ass pumps required for an 80’s prom outfit, oh yah… Payless came through.
Seriously, don’t hate on cheap shoes… cuz you could pay more, but why?

This place rocks. It’s an island of retail sanity in a world where half the country has been hypnotized into thinking they need to burn a C-​note on a set of sneakers. Lets face it people… most of us aren’t athletes. We’ll never do any of that shit we see in those «Just Do It» commercials. We’re never gonna run a five-​minute mile. We’ll never clear a set of hurdles. None of us will ever step on a basketball court, fans cheering, Number 8 in a yellow jersey charging towards the hoop when you manuver… jump…block…TAKE THAT KOBE!!! TAKE THAT YOU PUNK ASS BITCH!!!
Hence the reason for Payless Shoe Source. I swore off buying high-​dollar athletic footwear immediately after discovering this place. To be fair… these things really aren’t athletic shoes. Your feet don’t fit in them ever-​so-​perfectly like they would in a set of Nikes or Reeboks. They’re a bit stiff, they fit a little loose, and they require a bit of breaking in. But beyond that? The closest I come to doing a 50 yard dash is sprinting to catch a MUNI bus. That N-​Judah streetcar I missed by half a block? A ninety dollar set of running shoes wouldn’t have helped much.
The designs are mostly knock-​offs of major brand models, and prices run somewhere between twenty and thirty bucks a pair. I’ve found them stiff at first, but comfy once they’re broken in.
Last time I got a set of shoes here I tried’em on, paid for’em, and left wearing’em. I carried my old shoes in the new box. One of the local né’er-do-wells from Halide Plaza spotted me with new sneaks on my feet and a box in my hand. He pointed at the box.
«You want that?» he asked.
«Size 11?» I replied. He responded by nodding. I smile. «Dude, have at!»
I didn’t even have to walk my old sneaks to the trash! Good shoes, a good price, and good karma all in one stop! YOU JUST CAN’T GO WRONG AT THIS PLACE!!!