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~Rachel mary~



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PostPosted: Sun Dec 16, 2007 5:11 pm    Post subject: Narrow Vegan Shoes Reply with quote

Does anyone know a national brand or online store that sells narrow
width vegan shoes?

I found two pairs of women's vegan shoes at Reyers in Sharon, Pa. They
have an online store. Note: Reyers doesn't cater to vegans, they just
have a big selection. They may be able to help you over the phone if
you use the key phrase 100% man-made.

Simple black (or white) pumps made by Hush Puppies.
http://reyers.com/product_info.php?cPath=7_11_26&products_id=448
They come in narrow, medium, or wide, but in whole sizes only. I wear
a 7 1/2 slim, and the 7 narrow fit well enough. The site doesn't
advertise that they are vegan. However, I bought this exact same pair
of shoes in the store. They say on the inside of the shoe that they
are 100% man-made. Hush Puppies had a few other styles that say the
same. However, you can't search the HP site for them easily. You could
probably call Reyers, and the clerk could walk over to the HP display
and read the inside of the shoes for you.

I also have a pretty dorky looking pair if 100% man-made material
black walking shoes from Natural Balance that come in half and whole
sizes narrow, medium, or wide. They're super comfortable, and you
can't see how dorky they are with long pants. I can't find them on the
NB website, or on the Reyers website. Again, if you call Reyers, they
may be able to track them down for you.

If anyone else makes a luck accidentally vegan find in narrow sizes,
I'd love to know!

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Jon



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PostPosted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:31 am    Post subject: Re: Narrow Vegan Shoes Reply with quote

On Dec 16, 2:11 pm, "~Rachel mary~" wrote:
> Does anyone know a national brand or online store that sells narrow
> width vegan shoes?
>
> I found two pairs of women's vegan shoes at Reyers in Sharon, Pa. They
> have an online store. Note: Reyers doesn't cater to vegans, they just
> have a big selection. They may be able to help you over the phone if
> you use the key phrase 100% man-made.
>
> Simple black (or white) pumps made by Hush Puppies.http://reyers.com/product_info.php?cPath=7_11_26&products_id=448
> They come in narrow, medium, or wide, but in whole sizes only. I wear
> a 7 1/2 slim, and the 7 narrow fit well enough. The site doesn't
> advertise that they are vegan. However, I bought this exact same pair
> of shoes in the store. They say on the inside of the shoe that they
> are 100% man-made. Hush Puppies had a few other styles that say the
> same. However, you can't search the HP site for them easily. You could
> probably call Reyers, and the clerk could walk over to the HP display
> and read the inside of the shoes for you.
>
> I also have a pretty dorky looking pair if 100% man-made material
> black walking shoes from Natural Balance that come in half and whole
> sizes narrow, medium, or wide. They're super comfortable, and you
> can't see how dorky they are with long pants. I can't find them on the
> NB website, or on the Reyers website. Again, if you call Reyers, they
> may be able to track them down for you.
>
> If anyone else makes a luck accidentally vegan find in narrow sizes,
> I'd love to know!

New Balance is a nice company with good shoes and great width
options. (I wear size 14 A's). Here's one woman's shoe that, I
believe, at least doesn't have leather. And, comes in many width
options. I wear this in the men's version because of the Rollbar
which is great for my flat feet.

http://www.nbwebexpress.com/newbalanceWW811WT.htm

Find yourself a New Balance store in your area, and you may pay
slightly more, but they fit you in house, and treat you great.

Jon

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~Rachel mary~



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PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 11:58 am    Post subject: Re: Narrow Vegan Shoes Reply with quote

Thanks, Jon.

I actually found those on my own. I'm wearing them today. They are
super comfortable!
~Rachel

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