

Not only do they say different things, but those linings are completely different materials and the color combos are killer. Brilliant.
But there has to be a punch line. You just know there does. In this case, before Andrew emailed Corgi for me, we did a quick internet search to see the going rate of these bad boys.
Drumroll . . . $1000-$1200. Jigga-WHAT! Full-stop. Record needle scratches off the record.
That's insane. I mean that's like Carrie Bradshaw insane. I guess Nike should hire me to design shoes, cause my soul's shoes are like, wicked friggin expensive.
Corgi wrote back that he'd gotten one offer of around $600 for the pair. Probably could get them for around that price. And if I'm being honest, for about 30 seconds I actually contemplated buying a $600 dollar pair of shoes . . .
But let's face it. Even a grad student can't rationalize spending a month's rent on a pair of shoes (though I did drop that kinda cash on 2001 Red Sox World Series Tickets [totally worth it]). So, if there are any millionaire philanthropist blog fans, now you know what to get me for my . . . well . . . for my anything.
(1) Love the Carrie Bradshaw reference.
ReplyDelete(2) I totally get not spending $600 on shoes with our salary...but I would totally support you if you did it. Those shoes are B.A.
AH-MAZE-ING!
ReplyDeletethere really are no words to capture the AH-MAZE-ING-NESS of these shoes.
(maybe we should buy some lottery tickets) :)