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Shoes and Bags Especially Made for You

Check this out!  Hong Kong still has to offer.  Surprisingly, there are still some custom-made shoemakers in Hong Kong who can make a pair of shoes and bags in a few days time.  They practically cater to all types and ages of customers.   What more, the prices are quite reasonable considering the work involved.
Shoes Made from Scratch

The Chan brothers have their own Hong Kong workshop in Central and are passionate about designing a shoe for someone, of choosing the appropriate leather and color supervising every stage in the production.

They import their materials from Italy and Spain and boast of a thousand colors to choose from.  It takes them just a day or as long as one month to finish a pair of shoes, depending on the complexity of the design.

Shoeman Lau Shoes

Philip Shu has been making custom-made shoes for as long as he can remember. His list of clients date back at least twenty-five years. Some of his clients simply email their order.

Shoeman Lau Handbags

Shoeman Lau also offers a wide range of attractive bags to choose from. His handbag business which is heavily influenced by famous bag designers is a big part of his shop.

Ricco Shoes

Francis Chan, who is proud of his 35 years of experience in the business, runs his shoes shop. With the customers bringing in an old and much loved pair of shoes or a fashion photo is all he needs to get the process going. He works with craftsmen in Hong Kong and can closely supervise the quality of the product.

Vickie Shoes

Vickie’s designs and makes their own shoes and exports them internationally, as they have been doing for 25 years. Twice a year, they come out with a new line of elegant but inexpensive shoes.
Whatever shoes or bags you choose, it will be a pleasure to finally find a shoe shop that pushes comfort as their first priority.

Have a great time shopping!

Posted by Melanie Mendoza on Thursday March 01 2012, 12:24 PM EST. Ref: Yahoo. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Shopping. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0