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Contact: Rob Sewell BEST SELLERS


Tel: 07774722757


What the retailers had to say about June/July 2020:


“We are open again, it's very different but customers are being very supportive and are doing our very best to make their shopping experience as enjoyable as possible still, many are commenting how they are preferring to shop in small, local independent shops who they feel have all the measures in place for their safety.” Faye Clark, Finale Shoes, Corbridge, Northumberland


“There are 3 pain points for consumers to consider: E-commerce is undoubtedly huge, but offline sales are still bigger than online sales! There is no question that online shopping can be convenient at times, but there are things that online stores can’t deliver… 1. ME! My friendly face, a physical in-shop experience. It’s much nicer to be able to touch and see a product before you buy. You can’t feel the quality of our footwear and ac- cessories through a screen!


2. You get your feet measured by a qualified shoe fitter (no online tool will compare without and product knowledge). You can’t try on several styles/brands in one fitting and at the same time get on-hand expert advice for free.


3. You don’t have to pay for and wait for delivery when you visit Solent Shoes. Sending back online returns is inconvenient and time consuming, so why bother with the dis- appointment?


4. So why put yourself through it? Shop local and shop small to help brick and mortar retail to continue to prevail.” Amanda Kent, M.S.S.F


., Solent Shoes, 6, Castle Street, Porchester


Best Selling Footwear Brands September 2020


36 • FOOTWEAR TODAY • SEPTEMBER 2020


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