side snap spats
by Punch Shoes- : These spat like sneaks have easy access, with snaps up the side. This particular pair are cut low, around ankle height.
- : No Longer being Produced.
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Ever read choose your own adventure stories? Well now you can apply that idea to your sneaks. Here is an example of Punch high tops, the style of each pair ties them together as a line, but each pair is unique. The choices of colours, height, details, and closures, makes each pair it own work of art. Once you Decide that your feet can’t live without a pair, you can make some choices about what colours and styles you would like to see on your feet. So your pair won’t look exactly like this picture, just better, OK?
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About: Punch Shoes
Montreal resident since 2004, Melissa makes her living sewing costumes for some of the theatres around town, and in between contracts creates one of a kind shoes. Miss. Cartwright grew up in Vancouver, and studied in Halifax at NSCAD University, and at FIT in NYC. Aside from a love of shoes,[...]
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Hi Melissa,
Is it possible to order a pair of shoes that are winterized? Like, insulated a bit and perhaps water proofed?
Amber (Lickety Split)
Posted on September 13th, 2006 at 11:40 am [permalink]
hmm this is a good question… it’s so hard to find sexy nice winter shoes..
Posted on September 13th, 2006 at 12:04 pm [permalink]
i just remembered- melissa’s internet-less just now. i’ll ask her tonight and let you know. we’re meeting to work on her website and to scheme up our ideas for a worn shoot… yay!!
Posted on September 13th, 2006 at 12:06 pm [permalink]
hey! for all y’all still wondering; no official answer yet! Melissa’s gonna think about how she’d do it, but it’s tough because these are canvas…
Posted on September 26th, 2006 at 3:10 pm [permalink]
hey,
pretty much what risa said. i’m thinking about how the shoes/boots would stay water, and sludge proof at the attachment point. the upper parts i can easily make feom a waterproof fabric, with something that will keep you warm, but it is the bottoms that are the biggest issue. i have been keeping an eye out for something that would work. i’ll keep you updated. melissa
Posted on September 27th, 2006 at 12:15 pm [permalink]