Corso Shoes

I’ve bought 3 things here so far; shoes and boots for myself, and sandals for my 1-​year-​old. The store is large (by Danforth standards, anyway), with an impressive selection of colorful and stylish shoes for women. My husband was less impressed with the men’s side, but he’s into quirky shoes and Corso stocks more reserved men’s styles.
There is a really great kids’ section as well, with shoes, boots and sandals — all good quality brands with many colors to choose from.
The staff I’ve encountered have all been very friendly.
This is currently my go-​to shoe store on the Danforth.

the selection at this location of corso shoes is much greater than its beaches location. there are common well known companies such as blundstone, geox, naot and so on and a decent selection from each. they do, however, have more ladies shoes than mens.
their prices seem to be middle of the road to a little high, though more research might alter this assessment. currently they are having sales (up to 70 percent they say but we all know that that discount applies to 1 or 2 pairs literally.) anyhow i was looking at a pair of naot shoes that were originally 220 i think and are now 180. it seems a bit overpriced to me, but perhaps i should do more research as i said.
well, the sales staff didnt seem all that helpful in that regard; i had to ask them the same question several times before they registered that they heard what i said and answered accordingly.