Shoes

I like to think of myself as 'not a shoe person' but I have 3 pairs of knee high boots and four pairs of ankle boots. Then there are the many pairs of Skechers shoes, sandals, crocs and slippers. I clearly like shoes more than I care to admit.

Frankly, I am scared to count them all.
Off hand I can think of:
2 pairs long boots (one black, one brown)
3 pairs biker boots (one black, one brown, one fancy)
4 pairs of brogues (animal print, black, brown and cream)
2 pairs trainers (one black, one white)
2 pairs walking boots (one black, one green)
I tend to wear trousers/jeans a lot these days so all these are regularly used.
However, i do have some heels for special occasions - bought some recently and think I have about 5 pairs (gold, cream, navy, red, black)
I also have some boots with heels (again the usual, one brown, one black ) for wearing with smarter trousers.
Oh - and two pairs wellies.
Sandals? Not sure, probably about 5 pairs.
Feeling embarrassed now. I am clearly a shoe-a-holic.

Ah, yes, Cornergran, the shoes that I may decide to wear again. Lovely high heels, red shoes bought on a whim, the scholl wooden sandals that reminded me of my teenage years but are unwearable now really. Perhaps the OH is right to roll his eyes.

God knows how many pairs. Some in Blighty some in France. Addicted to L. K Bennet high heels, kitten heels, ballet pumps. When all else fails : shoes.

4 pairs of black boots
2 pairs brown boots
16 pairs everyday shoes (mainly flats or small heel)
5 special occasion heels
6 sandals with various heel sizes.
Croc's
Red wellies
2 trainers
I will need to buy some more special occasion shoes for the wedding in June and will need a new pair of ballerina's for travelling in as most of my flats are darker colours.

4 pairs of boots
5 pairs of flat shoes
2 pairs 'evening shoe's
3 pairs of trainers/plimmies
Crocs for the garden
4 pairs of sandals
3 pairs of slippers

I'm obviously slacking!!

Aren't bunions a major nuisance? Have had them since a child, family thing, nothing to do with shoes. Had one operated on so now I have 'odd' feet - or should I say odder feet! Think that's partly why I don't like to let go of any shoes that fit. Some are 20+ years old. Maybe a museum would be interested!

How many? Far more than I need. Mostly bought for comfort, but I do have three pairs of sandals which are pristine as I can't walk in them and for pairs of 'going out' shoes - ditto. I have a bunion growing on my left foot which is seriously curtailing shoe purchase activity.

Forgot the shoes I wear for slippers - winter and summer - evening shoes and sandals and snow boots. There are also the ones in the loft in case I decide to wear them again. Have had most for many years, as others have said they don't wear out. I like my shoes but really do need a clear out

Blimey, I think I have more than any detailed here - 35+ pairs of shoes; 10+ pairs of sandals, 4 pairs of trainers, 4 pairs of boots plus garden shoes and flip flops. I have difficult feet so tend to buy what's comfortable. I love my shoes - and handbags - my ever reasonable DH is un-fazed by additions to my collection. I throw away/pass on when it seems excessive or I decide they are no longer useful or comfortable. Feeling quite now., but I do wear them all.

I have to admit to having a lot of shoes/boots

2 Brown leather
Black leather
Black Ballroom shoes
10 pairs trainers
3 pairs walking boots
Wellies
Waders
various casual shoes

And I have probably forgotten some.

And from the male perspective:

2 pairs Doc Martens brogues (one brown, one black)
2 pairs walking boots (so that if one pair get really muddy I can wear the other pair while the first pair dries off)
1 pair boat shoes
1 pair Crocs.

And I wear them all regularly except the Crocs (which I never really liked - my wife insisted on buying them for me).

..... and very cosy slippers they are too janea

I'm not as bad as you though jayh.
We are away for a few days and I have brought only one pair of smart boots, my trainers and my slippers

I'm somewhere on the Imelda Marcos spectrum

Well, I'm not saying, but some of my many, many pairs of footwear are very old, some as old as 20 years, I should think. This is because, apart from trainers, I never seem to wear them out. I do occasionally go through and chuck out a few pairs but only because they are uncomfortable, never because they are worn out.

Jayh - yes, that eye rolling. So annoying, isn't it?

My husband does not understand why anyone needs more than one pair of shoes. I steel myself for the eye rolling and comments every time I am packing for a weekend away. I always need at least four pairs not counting walking boots and wellies.

6 pairs of sandals
4 pairs of shoes, but I can`t weqr shoes anymore, so lie unworn in cupboard.
1 pair of snowboots

Not many in the great scheme of things:
Four pairs of shoes
Two pairs of ankle boots
One pair of dressy sandals
One pair of walking sandals
Two pairs of trainers
One pair of walking shoes
One pair of walking boots
One pair of wellingtons
One pair of wading boots for use with waders.

Not many, mainly because I've just radically decluttered...

1 pair of shoes
I pair of sandals
2 pairs of trainers

I'd need a calculator

I don't think I have as many as Teetime but I will have to go and count them.

Due to wide feet I don't have as many pairs as I would like
2 pairs shoes
3 pairs sandals
2 pairs Birkenstocks
1 pair sparkly evening sandals
1 pair ankle boots
1 pair trainers

9prs of shoes
5prs sandals
1pr long boots
2prs ankle boots
1pr walking/waterproof shoes
2prs trainer/walking shoes

A couple of the shoes are 'going out' shoes but otherwise I wear them all depending on the weather or season. I usually buy one pair of new sandals each year and either a new pair of boots or shoes in Winter.

22 pairs of shoes and sandals
2 pairs long boots
2 pairs ankle boots
2 pairs golf shoes
I pair trainers

I wear them all and will be buying a couple of pairs of new ones soon