Payless anyone?

#16
They hurt my feet too. I thought it was just me. I miss their sister store Parade of Shoes since their shoes were made of leather. They've closed them all down in the Philadelphia area.
 
#17
whatever I bought from payless I had to throw away after one wear. a funny story I have is one day I was shopping at a public market with some really cute gladiators and some jerk was trying to hit on my friend and literally was trying to squeeze himself in between us , ended up stepping on my gladiator insoles and ripping them off.


Needless to say that was the end of him hitting on her. :hysteric: :smash:

In that emergency situation I bought a pair of kitten mules from payless for $3. They served their purpose but also killed my feet in the process.
 
#18
I've not had great luck with Payless Shoes and have abandoned buying from them anymore. I have better luck with inexpensive shoes from Nine West (although those are often uncomfortable, as well) or Chinese Laundry.
 
#19
i have nothing against well priced shoes, but I dont like payless simply because its quality. they hurt my feet and I am a firm believer that you should always wear comfy shoes. I mean I can wear CL high heels but I would never wear high heels from Payless.
 
#20
glitterglo said:
You can actually find cute shoes there and they can last too. I have a pair of sandals from there that are more than 2 years old and they are still as perfect as the day I bought them! So I don't necessarily agree that they all fall apart.
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I totally agree! I've never had a problem with quality at Payless. Of course, I've got TONS of shoes so maybe that's why. But I have certain pairs I wear a lot, and they're fine, unlike some designer shoes I've had in the past that have literally fallen apart on me. And the ones I've gotten are always comfy. I won't buy shoes that don't feel good on my feet.
 
#21
Years ago I bought a pair of shoes from them and they fell apart after I wore them once and they didn't even look that great before they fell apart. I haven't gone back to give them a second chance.
 
#22
We have Payless in Perth Australia but so far I havent bought anything for myself there yet. I bought a pair of school boots for my son there once but he refuses to put it on. He said too hard and it make him foot auwiee.... His only 5 years old.
 
#23
I guess to get what you pay for. One cannot expect a payless shoe to be the same quality and to last as long as other expensive brands. I personally have not shopped there, but I have sister who is totally addicted to payless shoes.
 
#24
I used to get shoes here when I was little but the last pair I got a few years ago KILLED my feet. The prices are good and some of the styles are cute but they hurt my feet too much.
 
#26
My feet are equal opportunity in the hurt department - so it doesn't matter whether they are cheap or not, if I'm not barefoot, my feet ARE going to hurt. I personally disagree that more money (regardless of what the product is) automatically equals better.
 
#28
I like to shop at Payless when I need a one-time special occasion shoe. A couple years ago I needed shoes to match the dress I would be wearing for my graduation ceremony, and I found the -perfect- shoes at payless... They hurt my feet, but they looked great! I haven't worn them since, but I don't feel bad because they were so cheap to begin with. :smile:
 
#30
They've come a long way since the 90s and there shoes are actually quite cute now. I've bought some of their flip flops and have been very tempted to get a pair of flats.
 
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