is relaxed and not rushed or pressured so it’s a very comfortable environment to work in.” Ms Crush said she particularly enjoys spotting new footwear and fashion trends each time she visits the show and seeing how the brands move on with their product rangeson each season.
“I wouldn’t miss this show for anything,” added William Kinane of McMahon Shoes in Ireland. “I work my holidays and breaks around it so I can make sure I attend. It’s great to get a bird’s eye view of all the major brands and a snapshot of what’s in fashion. It’s just such a
convenient way to do all my ordering for the year ahead - so quick and easy.” Meanwhile, Faye Clark of Finale Shoes in Northumberland, commented: “We always find that the show is so well organised and easy to navigate, show to be well organised and easy to navigate, and it is helpful to be able to park close to the event and have refreshments available on site too. “We prefer to catch up with our agents and brands at a show as we find this much easier than arranging individual appointments at our shop; we get to see the full collections, well laid out and in a relaxed environment.
“It’s also handy having the show on a Sunday as our shop is normally closed that day so we don’t need to get extra staff in to cover! “The collections we saw from all of our brands were excellent and we were happy to place orders for SS26 with them all. We will be attending the show next season and it is a regular fixture in our buying calendar!” The August edition of Footwear Today Live showcased more than 130 different footwear, fashion and accessories brands, including Art, Adesso, Bugatti, Chatham, Crocs, Dasco, Fly London, Geox, Healthy Back Bag, Marco Tozzi, Mustang, Peter Kaiser, Ravel, Rieker, Skechers, TOMS, Wrangler, XTI and more.
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