[Poll] Shoe sizes

[dancefloorlandmine]

OK, this is quite a long one, due to pollage, but was inspired by [Poll #391500](If you've got an assortment of differently sized shoes, please pick your usual size. If you don't know what UK size you take, the link above has a comparison table.)

OK, so I'm both bored and curious ...

EDIT: nils, is there something you want to share with the group? [grin] There's always one ...

Comments

[cookwitch.livejournal.com]

OOOH. Bloody hell that must be a nightmare. (I have to say your icon is adorable.)

I admit to loafing around in men's boots for years because there simply wasn't anything for girls.

[miss-soap.livejournal.com]

I wore men's shoes throughout most of my school years, DMs through Uni, and now have to rely on specialist places like Magnus and Tallgirls for shoes.

[bob]

Magnus are great. Its even better now they do proper online ordering.
Thanks to last couple of posts i remembered i needed to order some new trainers. My current pair i bought from magnus now leak in the rain. So i did now that they have proper online ordering.

When i went to their Hampstead branch the last tiem they were most helpful.

hayway

[fire-kitten.livejournal.com]

in leicester is also really good for large shoes, and thigh boots an goth boots. I think they are up to a size 14 and they custome make.

Court shoes are around 30 pounds.

I think they started out as a transvestite shop, but now sell a lot of stuff to women too.

Re: hayway

[miss-soap.livejournal.com]

Heh, I bought my first pair of PVC thigh boots from Hayway in 1997 - they had a stall at WGW but were only carrying up to a size 8 - we had to drive down to their stall at a Tranny fair in Scarborough to get my size!

Not quite what I'd wear for work, though...