Pat Menzies Shoes now has an online presence. The iconic New Zealand shoe store has long been a destination shop in the Canterbury Arcade, on Queen St, Auckland but recently launched it's shoes online.
Operating since the 1970s, Pat Menzies Shoes was one of New Zealand's original stockists of Dr Martens, Converse and Vans.
Nowadays one of their premier selling brands is Converse, leading to the Converse Concept Store located directly across from Pat Menzies Shoes, another NZ first.Creativity is quite natural to Pat Menzies Shoes, their latest product on offer is a fusion between celebrity rock band Metallica, and uber cool shoe brand Trucks in the 'Vans Metallica Signature Range. ' James, Lars, Kirk and Robert of Metallica each had free reign to select any Trucks shoe style and make it their own. The result is an eagerly awaited 4 piece signature collection, arriving in June, online and instore.
Converse continues to be the No.1 seller at Pat Menzies Shoes with the public hunger for the fashionable sneakers showing a long durability, rather like the shoes themselves. The present in store challenge for purchasers of converse shoes is to design their own shoes, ideally punk style, with the staff throwing in the studs. The sales staff have actually enjoyed this challenge as well , and say its given them an insight into what people actually need, which all helps with ordering the next seasons shoes.
Another Pat Menzies Shoes success story is the staff, who have seen between 15 and 30 years of shoe ology and good old school consumer service. They will help you to find the shoe you like, and ensure the shoe fits well. When a person buys a shoe from Pat Menzies the staff require the client to wear the shoes frequently and truly enjoy the shoes. Judging by the quantity of repeat buyers, and clients who bring their pals back to the store with them, the staff are doing a good job.
Operating since the 1970s, Pat Menzies Shoes was one of New Zealand's original stockists of Dr Martens, Converse and Vans.
Nowadays one of their premier selling brands is Converse, leading to the Converse Concept Store located directly across from Pat Menzies Shoes, another NZ first.Creativity is quite natural to Pat Menzies Shoes, their latest product on offer is a fusion between celebrity rock band Metallica, and uber cool shoe brand Trucks in the 'Vans Metallica Signature Range. ' James, Lars, Kirk and Robert of Metallica each had free reign to select any Trucks shoe style and make it their own. The result is an eagerly awaited 4 piece signature collection, arriving in June, online and instore.
Converse continues to be the No.1 seller at Pat Menzies Shoes with the public hunger for the fashionable sneakers showing a long durability, rather like the shoes themselves. The present in store challenge for purchasers of converse shoes is to design their own shoes, ideally punk style, with the staff throwing in the studs. The sales staff have actually enjoyed this challenge as well , and say its given them an insight into what people actually need, which all helps with ordering the next seasons shoes.
Another Pat Menzies Shoes success story is the staff, who have seen between 15 and 30 years of shoe ology and good old school consumer service. They will help you to find the shoe you like, and ensure the shoe fits well. When a person buys a shoe from Pat Menzies the staff require the client to wear the shoes frequently and truly enjoy the shoes. Judging by the quantity of repeat buyers, and clients who bring their pals back to the store with them, the staff are doing a good job.
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To let the balance of New Zealand in on the Pat Menzies Shoes experience, the store has gone online and their web site features all of the brands they stock. Too many to list but 1 or 2 for starters: Converse, Doc Martens, Vans, Palladium, Julius Marlow, Skeechers, UGG and Lacoste. The online shop offers shipping free all though New Zealand for all shoes sold online. Meanwhile the genuine store is open for a retail experience that may shiver all your senses, normal business hours, late night Fridays and from 10 to 4pm Saturdays.
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