EJ’s Designer Shoe Outlet

Prices were a little high (I went to DSW right after and found better deals), but there’s something to be said for supporting a local business. I will definitely peruse their wares again.

This store is a «designer shoe outlet.» I went just to see what’s available, as I’ve driven by many times and been fascinated that it’s so large.
Kimberly W. sure knows her brands. Me, not so much, but I did notice Bandolino, Clark’s, Coach, Aigner and Sperry. I’m sure there’s much, much more than this that I saw. It just didn’t register.
All sorts of shoes are in this store, including accessories such as purses, wallets, socks and other pertinent items. And men’s shoes. I did not explore that section of the store, but it’s quite large.
If you need a nylon foot cover when you’re wearing socks, they are available in boxes at the end of every aisle.
There are stilettos, flats, flip-​flops, bedroom slippers, sandals (flat and heeled, plain, metal and zippered), mid-​heel pumps and tennis shoes.
Slip-​ons, tie-​ups, sparkles and spangles, conservative colors, look-​at-​me colors, and colors to match your whim or your outfit. Casual and fancy, and everything in between.
This is a St. Louis family-​owned and family-​run operation that’s had enough success to open stores in California and Arizona.
I was greeted upon entry and wished a good day when I left.
Next time I need shoes, I’m headed this way!

If you are a fan of designer shoes — and a fan of getting big names at affordable prices, you need to check this place out.
Brands like Cole Haan, VanEli, Clarks, Ecco, Bandolino and others are available at every day discounted prices. However, if you have the patience to skim the clearance racks you can find the REAL bargains.
Shoes from recent seasons are marked with different colored ‘dots” which indicate how much additional savings you will get on top of the already discounted prices — up to an amazing 80% off!
There are multiple locations in the Saint Louis area — do yourself and your wallet a favor — check it out. If you don’t find anything the first time, you’ll discover that a trip back every few weeks is worth the effort!