Spring

More than 80% of my shoes were purchased at Spring. I love the quality of their shoes as well as the look and the price!
It is usually the first place I head to when I am looking to spice up my shoe collection. I also find myself heading there if I’m in the need for a new handbag. I usually walk out of there with a pair of shoes around $ 45 and usually a handbag around $ 40.
I find myself also looking at their collection of jewlery lately. I purchased a new pair of earings and a chain the last time I was there. Also, all of my shoe protectors and sprays are purchased at Spring.

On a recent trip to the Halifax Shopping Center, Spring’s summer selection of footwear stood o

Spring — this place did not put a spring in my step. As Katie stated, it is owned by ALDO. So that means nothing really special going on here.
The shoes are average here. I do not like to pay full price for shoes, especially when the quality is not really worth it. So, keep that in mind, there is always somewhere having a sale.

Cheap meets cheaper at this quintessentially «mall» store. The materials used in crafting the footwear here is often pretty crappy, sometimes looking like pieces are held together with Elmers school glue.
The cheapness, which can sometimes be exactly what the doctor ordered, is often precariously perched somewhere between trampy and sexy/​acceptable. All the shoes that I’ve known to be purchased from this chain, have fallen apart fairly quickly or else torn up the skin of some unassuming female foot.
The staff here are fairly «mally.» I’m not sure what exactly I’m inferring when I use «mall» as a descriptor, so feel free to indulge in your own interpretation. Guideline suggests thinking towards bubbly salutations and indifferent teens.
So, Spring — you’re pretty whatever to me. I guess your existence doesn’t plague mine, but I don’t really care either way. Now just wait, next time I’m at the mall I’ll find the shoes of my dreams here… yeah, I doubt it too.

Spring, like most of my other shoe store visits lately, was a stop in a quest for a pair of shoes to wear to a wedding. Spring was one of my first stops and while I liked the store, I didn’t find myself interested in their shoes.
Spring is owned by ALDO, so you should a pretty good idea of what to expect here if you’re familiar with that brand. The problem I had was that I found the quality of the shoes to be a little lacking. They felt like they wouldn’t last more than a few nights out and definitely wouldn’t last long in a shoe collection.
I also found this location to not have a lot of stock. Of all the shoes I was interested in trying on, they only had one in my size. This left me feeling a little frustrated, which is never a good emotion to feel while shopping.
The staff at Spring were really nice and I did really like their tie in with the War Child charity. So much so that I bought one of their bracelets for my little sister. All proceeds from the sale of these bracelets goes to the War Child charity, so you couldn’t really go wrong.
While I didn’t leave with a pair shoes or any real interest in a pair of shoes, I have to give Spring decent marks for their friendly staff and War Child promotion. If you’re looking for a throw away pair of shoes at a cheap price, Spring might be a good option for you to check out.

Great selection and great staff!
Spring is always a good store to walk into and see if what you are looking for is kicking around. They are one of the few shoe stores in the mall that actually have nice, friendly and helpful staff and they will give you their honest opinion most of the time.
The down side was that none of us bought anything at Spring. I rarely do see a sale at Spring or when I do, their sale price is an average price almost anywhere else. So they aren’t the best store for deals but we still go there thanks to their selection. As far as the quality is concerned, in the women’s section there were some questionable shoes. Some of them looked comfortable, but once my girl friends put their feet in them, it felt like walking on hard wood floors. Others simply had very thin soles that would wear out in no time. But then there were some good high heels they debated over buying.
As for the men, I am a big fan of the Martos and Sopron shoes. I would like to suggest men to check them out but I also don’t want you to wear the same thing. Soooo… take a look at the Pongola.lol.
This shoe store is one of the better ones in the Halifax Shopping Centre. Its rare I buy anything here because I’m always looking for a deal, but I know that if I do go to the store I am going to receive good customer service and find the shoes I want.