I Want These Boots
These are too. much. fun. A boot designed to look like a sandal over a sock! *squeal*
I love Robert Clergerie shoes. I bought my first (okay, only) pair in the 1980s at a thrift store in the Detroit area. They cost me about $10. They were yellow suede. I remember my mother telling me that Clergerie shoes have a steel shank that runs from the front of the shoe all the way through the heel, so the heel will never break off. Quality!
And how can you not love a man whose name is pronounced row-BARE?
Thank you, zappos.com, for selling Clergerie shoes, many of them at a discount. These particular boots are still out of my league, but I'll swoop in like a hawk the minute they're reduced. This is the beauty of Internet shopping.
I love Robert Clergerie shoes. I bought my first (okay, only) pair in the 1980s at a thrift store in the Detroit area. They cost me about $10. They were yellow suede. I remember my mother telling me that Clergerie shoes have a steel shank that runs from the front of the shoe all the way through the heel, so the heel will never break off. Quality!
And how can you not love a man whose name is pronounced row-BARE?
Thank you, zappos.com, for selling Clergerie shoes, many of them at a discount. These particular boots are still out of my league, but I'll swoop in like a hawk the minute they're reduced. This is the beauty of Internet shopping.
posted by WinterWheat | 8:27 AM
3 Comments:
Row-bare definitely has a unique ring to it!
But I cannot imagine being pregnant and standing, sitting or shuffeling in these babies for any length of time.
But the concept is orignial.
Hope you are well, K.
xox
b
Er, good point. That makes me feel better about being unwilling (and unable) to shell out over $600 for them.
These scare the hell out of me. They remind me of the fashion (socks and sandals) at one of my Oklahoma family reunions!
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