One more step for shoemaker

Friday, 23 July 2021 01:00

Loake Shoemakers have said they are 'delighted' to open their our new shoe shop in the city.

Moving into Salisbury, the 140 year old shoemaker says the move 'supports our aims to invest in our high streets while providing the best and most personal service we can to our valued customers."

The shop holds over 120 Loake styles in their new Queen Street store, in most sizes from 6 through to 11, along with a selection of Loake Leathergoods and Accessories, including British-made socks and belts, and shoe care items.

A Loake spokesperson told us, "As well as introducing you to our collections, the team will also be on hand to impart their expert shoe advice to ensure the most comfortable fit, offer professional shoe care tips to keep your prized possessions in excellent condition for years to come, or even help finding a gift for that shoe-fan in your life."

The new Salisbury store manager is Faz and Assistant Manager is Aurora.

Their new store us at 6/7 Queen Street, Salisbury, SP1 1EY

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