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Category: Shoe Stores [Edit]
Neighborhood: Manhattan/SoHoPrince St (R, W)
Downtown Bleecker St-Lafayette St (6, B, D, F, V)
Bowery (J, M)
I may or may not be completely obsessed with Irregular Choice shoes. And by that, I mean, I most definitely AM.
Irregular Choice makes insanely unique shoes, most of which are incredibly comfortable. (And we all know how hard it is to find a fashion forward daring shoe that you can walk Mahattan in!) I get compliments on my I.C. shoes every time I wear them.
The shoes, or shall we say foot candy, are extremely well made, and unlike anything you'll find in most stores or boutiques. They are a little on the pricey side, but hey, you get what you pay for, and you should take good care of your feet! The staff is very friendly and helpful, and the store itself is just plain fun to be in - bright colors and crazy designs.
The best part? They have a pretty decent selection of size 10-11 shoes, for us lovely ladies with mondo footsies.
Bottom Line: Worth every penny.
Enjoy!
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I'm absolutely gob-smacked to discover that no one has Yelped this fantastic shoe store until now. Irregular Choice hails from old Blighty, and their zany adaptations of classic shoe styles would make Vivienne Westwood swoon.
The more adventurous shoe-lover might find short, slouchy patent leather "mod booties"; moccasin styled fetish pumps; soft, golden flats of all styles and whimsical printed boots and shoes for rainy weather. Those less daring will still love suede boots of all flavors and short buttoned boots, among many other treats.
If you fancy yourself a well-heeled fashionista, you'd be a fool to skip Irregular Choice when shopping in Soho and Nolita vicinity.
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Irregular Choice is like wearing really hip art on your feet, and the Irregular Choice store in SOHO (completely with wacky giant unicorn flying through the middle of the room) is like a museum for said art.
Even if you're not in the market for a $200 pair of shoes with a giant Blythe doll head on them, its really fun to look.
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