Priceless Shoes

The appearance of Priceless shoes certainly makes it look downtrodden — it’s a bit of a bargain basement.
However, if you’re looking for a cheap pair of imitation shoes then it’s actually alright!
Selling fake Ugg’s for little more than a tenner, and fake Converse for a pittance, if you’re really skint and looking for shoes to serve a short term purpose it’s alright. The shoes aren’t the best quality but they last as long as Primark’s ranges (and sometimes that can be surprisingly long).
I once bought a pair of sassy red boots from Priceless that lasted me three years. My friend bought the same pair in grey from Schuh and her boots lasted her a fortnight before they let the rain in. It is the stuff of fairytales and probably only happens once, but for that reason alone I can’t slate Priceless too much. Those shoes were my feet’s best friends for many years and even though they were cheap designer material, I loved ‘em all the same. May they now rest in peace after a long and fulfilling life.

Priceless shoes gives off a bad first impression with its lackluster signsage and jumbled appearance inside. I went in for a look because I needed some slippers. There are basket type things full of shoes, and the overwhelming scent of plastic.
The shoe selection seems to range from children to adult, and each of which looks very cheap and poor quality, but what do you want for these mega mega knock down prices. Shoes for £4? Really? I woulc be scared they fell appart.

Shoes for a bargain price. Not rubbish shoes, up to date gorgeous fashion shoes, boots, pumps! Childrens shoes r lovely too and also offer a large selection of mens shoes