Schuh

Service is much better to its competitors such as Footasylum and Size?, offerings are quite similar to its competitors but I keep coming back to Schuh because of its friendly and helpful sales associates! All credits to them.

This Schuh actually manages to hold and display and stock a rather nice and lovely range of many styles and varieties of the Schuh catalogue.
There’s always a regular stock rotation in here, which is both a blessing and a curse, because you will have the latest styles to choose from, but if you leave it too long, chances are when you go back you will have missed your chance to buy.
Being a big foot, I can browse the boys and girls ranges for footwear, which comes in handy for the guys section, as many girl’s leisure shoes tend to only come in the sickly colours of baby pink, lilac and aqua, like women folk aren’t supposed to admire or appreciate or want to wear something a little more bolder. I don’t know where this preconception comes from, but sometimes I am thankful for my big feet, as they allow me to step into the chunky cool and brightly adorned men’s shoes, especially with brands like Osiris and the Nike 6.0 range, where I fell in love with Glow in the Dark 6.0s. Heaven!!! I already have the shoelaces waiting. Prices here are just as competitive as places like Office, and pretty much most shoe outlets in the area. Sale season is always good in Schuh as they do like to slash the prices for a bargain.
I am loving the big and bold and fat styles of the skater shoes at the moment, so Schuh has gone way up on my points chart, as lately they’ve been stocking more and more of these styles, which is good for me and bad for the more streamline style fans out there.
Men, women, leisure shoes, dress shoes, low riders, high heels, plain and unassuming, or bright statement shoes, you’re sure to find something to take your fancy at Schuh.

If you’re the kind that loves sneakers and pimped out sport shoes, you will absolutely adore this place! I have this massive thing for shoes! One corner of my love for shoes is the regular girl stuff– boots, stilletos, pumps etc then the other half is entirely dedicated to sneakers and high tops and converse and more!
Schuh is an excellent place when looking for comfortable yet good looking shoes! They have everything from Converse to Fred Perry to Nike, Adiddas to many many others! The choices are limitless which makes it even better, because as I’ve said before, more the choices more the fun, club all that under one roof and voila! You’ve hit the right spot baby!
The shoes are obviously on the more expensive end, but come during a sale period and you can actually loot this place! It’s great, quality and variety! I love it!

Ever since my beloved Doc Marten shop disappeared from the Triangle many years ago, I’ve been looking for somewhere to buy my air-​cushioned punky stompers from in Manchester. One of the best options is Schuh, which while selling the standards also offers a lot of more unusual kinds… knee length Docs anyone? I do want some of those, I very much do. There are also some with chunky heels.
But as well as this, Schuh is also pretty handy for major brands like Skechers, Adidas and the like in addition to the unique offerings or Red or Dead and Irregular Choice. Plus all those who enjoy comfort, warmth and squidginess of Uggs will find lots here. I’ve always found Schuh staff fairly pleasant too, and the sales are always worth a little gander.

Is there anyone in the world who doesn’t love Schuh? I don’t know how you couldn’t, because they have so many shoes in so many shapes and forms that it seems there’s something for everyone.
If I had a spare £50 a week, I could happily go in and buy a new pair of shoes from this shop every seven days.
Unfortunately I don’t, so I just have to content myself with the fact that I can look as often as I want, and that a couple of times a year I can go in and actually buy a great pair of trainers. Because Schuh will definitely have some I want.

This branch of Schuh sells exactly the same stock as the Trafford Centre branch but it tends to have friendlier staff and a more buzzy atmosphere. Saturdays and Sundays are hellishly busy, especially at the beginning of the month when everyone’s just been paid, so if you’re wanting to try lots of pairs on try a week day.
The stock changes monthly with a vast array of sensible, silly, ornate and outrageous shoes, heels, mary janes, boots, trainers and sneakers. Brands include Red or Dead, Rocketdog, Fly London, Irregular Choice, Fred Perry, K-​Swiss, Adidas, Converse, Vans and Schuh’s own excellent brand.

I love Schuh. I love shoes so it figures.
I have spent many a happy hour in here tyring on tons of different pairs, trying to persuade myself I can afford them, trying to block out the fact that I don’t need them and nor do have any outfits to match them… and yet still leaving carrying a pair away with me! This place is dangerous!
It is quite pricey but you are paying for quality, I’ve got a couple of pairs of shoes from here and had people compliment me on them everytime I’ve worn them! So it’s well worth it!
The staff in here are really friendly and more than happy to let you try several different pairs on and not even buy them… although once you’ve tried them on it’s very rare you manage to escape without buying!

I LOVE the shoes in Schuh. I do so because they sell the shoes all shoes shops SHOULD sell. Schuh sells shoes that make you gooo ooooh! ahhhh! I want those! How pretty are those! They make dream shoes :)
Yes they are quite pricey and yes not all the shoes they sell are bang on trend. Who needs shoes that are bang on trend though when they sell shoes with big buttons, square fronts, or tape-​measure rimmed pumps.
Even when my purse only jingles I still stop outside this shop in a daze staring at their new collections!

It’s an obvious one but you can’t really review shoe shops in Manchester without giving the Schuh branch on Market St a mention.
It is the one place in town guaranteed to give me that ‘kid in a candy shop’ feeling each and every time I enter– what it doesn’t sell isn’t really worth having.
Like all good shoe shops it has that tractor-​beam glass front that has you bumping into street dancers and drooling on your lapel.
Inside the shop is handilly split down the middle with men’s shoes on one side and women’s on the other meaning that I… sorry you, don’t have to stand waiting for some Saturday night princess to decide which shade of Ugg boot goes best with her highlights.
From the stupid spelling of the name to the completely unwearable Red or Dead ‘science teacher’ shoes this place is place is quite brilliant.