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New Season Styles at Baker’s Shoes



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As the cooler airs and darker evenings herald the arrival of Autumn and winter months, this season’s new styles at Baker’s shoes are sure to warm the cockles of your heart and your toes!


Along with the usual winter shades of navy, wine and black, you will find warm pink tones; all with lovely textures and trims. Ankle boots are still popular, and Fiona has introduced a range of Gelato ‘Athleisure’ styles, gorgeous soft leather in a range of boots and sneakers which are right on fashion.

Baker’s Shoes is renowned for staying on top of the popular fashions when it comes to shoes, and hand bags, and this season is no different, with owner Fiona Baker keeping up with Autumn and Winter fashions from the other side of the world to make sure her loyal customers have access to the most attractive shoes and accessories available.

With such a strong history in the Waiuku area, it is no surprise that family-owned Bakers Shoes is the place to go for the whole family, with a wide range of top-of-line quality products ranging from toddler’s shoes, hats and accessories, through to men and women’s casual to dress footwear.

“Buying a quality pair of shoes will last a lot longer, offering you far greater value for money” says Fiona.

With a combined experience in footwear of over 50 year’s Baker’s Shoes & More offer expertise and honest and respectful service. Ample nearby parking ensures stressless and enjoyable retail therapy.

To find out more, visit www.bakersshoes. co.nz, call the friendly team at (09) 235 8507, or visit the store at 8 Kitchener Road at the centre of Waiuku’s CBD.

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