Inexpensive dyeable shoes?

[minnie1012]

Does anyone know where I can get dyeable shoes? I'm in my sister in law's wedding and I am having a hard time finding them. They had them at David's Bridal and I figured I could get them cheaper somewhere else. The only place I was even able to find them was Payless and they were 44.99. Anyone know anywhere else I can try?

Thanks!

 

[natashag76]

I was going to suggest Payless, but for $45?! No way! Around here (Chicago) you can go to bridal shops that sell 2nd-hand brides maids gowns and shoes, including not-dyed shoes, at a substantial discount. Maybe in your area, too?

 

[englishteacha]

You can try online. JC Penney used to offer them.
I didn't know anyone still did the matching shoes anymore. I know I did black shoes for my 'maids, and the weddings I've been in we've worn either black or white shoes of our own choosing.

 

[Fire14]

I went to dyeables website and did search for stores in my area. I found a local shoe store that sold them.

 

[fakereadhed]

I was going to suggest payless. Last time I bought them they were $25. 45 dollars???

 

[GoodFairies]

You can try online. JC Penney used to offer them.
I didn't know anyone still did the matching shoes anymore. I know I did black shoes for my 'maids, and the weddings I've been in we've worn either black or white shoes of our own choosing.

Me either. The dress is a write-off but if you get dyeables you can never wear those shoes again either. Is there a reason you can't pick out a nice metallic pair or some other matching (but not matchy matchy) pair from the quality store you prefer?

 

[jms920]

Get something you like and is comfortable. Then have them redyed a darker color. Black, Navy or brown to wear with other dresses. The dress doesn't have to be a "write off" you could always ave it shortened to wear for another occasion. Hope this helps.

 

[Kae]

If you are getting your dress at Davids try ebay, you just need to know what the color is called.

Kae

 

[minnie1012]

None of us have been in a wedding in like 10 years so when the bride was like dyeables everyone just said ok. I thought we should all just wear silver but didn't think much of it til I started looking. My one sister in law already got hers at David's bridal and had them dyed so I can't even try to talk the bride out of it.

I went to Sears and JCPenney and they didn't have them in the store. If you do it online how do you do the color?

I'll try a different Payless (never know) and I'll try that dyeables online.

Thanks!

 

[Lisa_M]

http://www.shoebuy.com/dyeables-wedding-shoes-sort-by-price-low-to-high.htm

they often have coupon codes.

 

[MickeysFans]

Try Payless

 

[teedisney]

Go to David's and look for the shoe mark downs. I got a pair there for less than $20. I was pleasantly surprised. They won't dye them a second time for you though.