Kurt Geiger

Shooooes *squeal*
Whenever I’m in Princes Square, I cannot help but go into Kurt Geiger and ogle shoes in the wee slick shop. As other reviewers have mentioned, the shoes aren’t cheap, but the quality totally makes up for it. But if you’re like me, who likes a good bargain, check back periodically for reductions OR surf the website. Free online returns or back to the shop. Even better, if they don’t have the shoes in store, they can order it for you (which you pay for) and it gets shipped to the store free. If it doesn’t fit or you don’t like it, you get a full refund. Easy peasy :-)

Kurt Geiger is a superior shop and this shows in its price. The store sells a collection of mens and womans shoes that are going to have you chewing into your overdraft unless you are very tight with your cash elsewhere, or you are very well off.
I can see why the shoes at Kurt Geiger are expensive though, they are such good quality and they look strong. Maybe even the heels will last a bit longer than other shoes.
They are very keen to keep up with style too, and I see clogs already feature here which are apparently going to be this years shoe.

Hello my name is Lisa and I am a footwear snob. This is why I buy my shoes from Kurt Gieger. There is nothing I hate more than poor quality shoes and I think there is a fine line between quirkily fashionable and just plain tacky.
For me Kurt Gieger comes under the quirkily fashionable bracket and the likes of Dune can sometimes be dangerously close to being tacky (yet still expensive!). In the line of work I’m in I know how to spot a good shoe and Kurt Gieger ticks all the boxes for me, especially with their own KG brand.
The heels tend to be solid and are often wooden stacked, rather than plastic, making them much more durable. They also tend to be leather on the inside and out and leather is more comfortable and absorbs sweat (ewwwww) better than other materials meaning your shoes shouldn’t end up smelly (double ewwwwww). However what I like best about KG shoes is that they normally have a padded insole which makes even the highest of high heels feel so much comfier and more wearable.
The Princes Square Kurt Gieger store is usually quite quiet and this can make you feel a little bit under the spotlight as the staff ask you if you are ok at least 10 times. In saying that though, if you do need any help it means you get their undivided attention!

If you love fashion, and shoes in particular, then you need to make a pilgrimage to the Kurt Geiger store in the Princes Square shopping centre. Yes, there is a Kurt Geiger concession in Fraser’s across the road — but it’s not quite as good as having a dedicated shop, is it?
And this isn’t just any shop, either. It’s gorgeous! The shoes obviously take centre stage (though it’s better if you don’t bother to look too closely at the prices…)
It’s great to have a taste of real high-​fashion footwear on the high street. Plus, if, like me, you do have a bit of difficulty justifying their prices — make a trip here during sale periods when the prices are far more attractive on even their most expensive shoes.