HEAVENLY FEET


Heavenly Feet anti-fatigue comfort footwear


retailers. These benefits have been of significant importance in the recessionary period and the product has won much favour.


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With average cost prices £8 - £15 and retail tickets £25 - £45 respectively, this super margin opportunity has made Heavenly Feet the brand to stock and both new and existing accounts are getting behind Heavenly Feet.


There is still an opportunity for new accounts to stock the brand this side of Christmas. We have an in-stock offer currently available, but be quick as stock is selling exceptionally fast. We are also taking orders now for SS11 and our agents are holding stockrooms and visiting customers in your area.


Key SS11 styles at Moda included Melon, Tulip, Canna, Hispania, Sarong, Petal and HF003-1 plus AW10 stock lines Chloe and Carly.


For further details on Heavenly Feet, please contact 0044 (0) 1536 407722 or via email to enquiries@silentnightfootwear.co.uk or contact your area agent: Ireland Scotland


- Jim Browne - Mary McBride


North England - Martyn Kirby Central/Wales - David Mackness South


- Steve Rice


(087-258 2154) (07542 048962) (07778 398302) (07976 432901) (07827 368324)


We will also be showing at GDS (September 2010) stand 6F24. Hispania Sarong


he Heavenly Feet stand was the stand to be seen on at the recent Moda Footwear Show in August. Aside from the outstanding style and exceptional comfort of the product, the talk was about the superb sell-through and the fantastic margin opportunity available to


Petal


Canna


Chloe


Melon


Carly Tulip HF003-1 20 • FOOTWEAR TODAY • SEPTEMBER 2010


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