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A pioneering global shopping portal specializing on shoes for all sizes and ages has accumulated a catalog info for nearly half a million footwear, thereby making shoe shopping a worthwhile experience.
Online PR News – 07-September-2010 –ShoeIdiot.com, which is run by people who are shoe lovers themselves, provides the most extensive information on thousands of brands, styles and models of shoes currently available in the market.
The online portal which seeks to give a smart shoe shopping experience, has quick links to such leading online shoe stores as Zappos.com, Shoes.com, Shoebuy.com, Reebok.com, Finishline.com and several others.
The portal also offers online shoppers with jaw-dropping savings through special deals like zappos coupons and other shoe coupons as well as latest offerings on price busting sales.
The site also provides a unique and most convenient way of shopping with an extensive selection of footwear like then women's shoes, men's shoes and kids' shoes. It also presents shoppers with quick reference and comparisons as to brands, pricing, and quality.
Besides clothes, bags and other fashion items, shoes are among the most time consuming personal items to buy in malls or outlet stores because buyers take time to trying each of the pair.
Recent studies have showed that on the average, women spend more than 8 years of their lifetime shopping, most of these for clothing and fashion statements and footwear.
A survey of 3,000 women by Gocompare.com which came out in one of the issues of popular fashion magazine Glamour showed that the average woman buys nearly 500 pairs of shoes in her lifetime, costing a total of $25,000 on shoes alone.
Meanwhile, a previous poll reported by leading news wire agency Reuters found that U.S. women on average own 19 pairs of shoes although they only wear 4 pairs on a regular basis while 15 percent have more than 30 pairs.
The study covered a sample population of 1,057 women and was carried out by the Consumer Reports National Research Center.
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