Shoes in Newfoundland Labrador

Red Tape Shoes.. near new condition… 709-325-2010

Mens size 10 dress shoes never worn 20.00

Size 11. Safety shoes in box

for sale 2 pairs mens boots/shoes , size 9 , 15 dollars a pair , message me if interested

Size 11. Athletic style safety toe work shoes. New in box never worn. Two pair available.

JB Goodhue Cyclone size 11 3E Black Work Shoes CSA Certified New (never worn).Shoes sell for $169.00 +

Dakota men’s composite work shoe. Size 7.5. CSA approved. Brand new never worn. $40

Selling 3 pairs of 10W foot ware. One pair of steel toe work boots with laces, one pair of black leather semi dress shoe & black leather sneakers both with velcro straps. They are used but all in nice shape overall. $60 for all three pairs.

Men’s size 8M Footjoy golf shoes good condition , built in spikes part of shoe sole.

Size 44 ECCO leather shoes. Worn once but too big. About 10.5 Canadian size.

These quality brand shoes are in great shape and are lightly worn . Selling because they are too small. The shoes are a size 9W black slip-on loafer. I have the same shoe in brown and are very comfortable and lightweight. Also, just got a size 9.5 in the same shoe to replace the ones I`m selling. Please call Sean at 388-2694 if you are interested. THANKS!

NEW, Florsheim 2 tone brown men's cap toe shoes, size 13. Made in Portugal, genuine leather with vibram sole. New never worn, $40.00. Text or Call 709-589-6217

•8.5/10 condition, calf skin leather. Selling because I don't wear them anymore. Still have order confirmation from ssense in email as proof of authenticity. •Brand new the price was $550, although I got a last minute sale. •Serious offers only •Size 42 EU/9 US •Text: 7097466824

Selling a pair of Nike Airforce 1 supremes. Only worn twice and have no flaws, comes with box and extra set of white laces. Mens size 11

Caterpillar safety shoes size 10.5 Only worn once, they were to small for me

Men’s leather brown dress shoe size 8 in excellent condition. Made in England. John White craftsmanship. Worn only a couple of times. Reason for selling is item no longer fits. Original purchase price was $165.

These classic Florsheim Plain-Toe Bluchers in Black are now available. This is a vintage Canadian-made 77513 model in a hard-to-find 11.5E. The shoes are in excellent, near-new condition and look better in person than in the overexposed photos attached. Some history: Florsheim is one of the best-known shoemakers in the world, with a history dating back to 1892. At some time in the late 1950s (1959, I believe), the company that then controlled Florsheim also acquired the greatest of ALL the Canadian shoemakers - the John McHale Company of London, ON - and the McHale plant subsequently began producing the Canadian Florsheim products too. I've never been able to find out exactly when Florsheim closed this plant and ceased Canadian production, but I'd guess it was the 1980s or 1990s. These bluchers feature the desired Goodyear-welting of quality footwear, thick double-leather soles, beautiful, smooth exteriors, half-leather-lined insoles and padding under the tongue. Grab these high-quality Canadian shoes for less than some crappy pair of Chinese-made shoes from the Avalon Mall! IF YOU SEE THIS AD, THE SHOES ARE AVAILABLE AND THE PRICE IS FIRM.

IF YOU SEE THIS AD, THE ITEM IS AVAILABLE AND THE PRICE IS FIRM. Nunn-Bush has been making quality shoes for over a century. On offer is this lovely pair of Chocolate Brown Bluchers in size 9.5EE. They feature a half-leather lining, leather outsoles, and nailed Biltrite rubber heels. They are constructed using the Goodyear-welt process (the way a quality shoe is made) that permits repairs. The shoes have been fully cleaned, conditioned and polished and the leather is soft and in excellent condition. Grab a quality pair of shoes for a fraction of a lousy pair of Chinese shoes from the local mall! Shoe trees are NOT included!

Do you remember when we used to make stuff in Canada? I do, but barely. Of course, there are still a few things that are made here, but the days of consumer goods sporting a "Made in Canada" label are mostly gone. And the few footwear manufacturers still producing in this country tend to be very high-end custom-order outfits like Viberg and Dayton. Well, here's an opportunity to slip into a very nice pair of vintage Jarman Benchmark Apron Loafers for less than a pair of Chinese shoes from the Avalon Mall. These elegant shoes feature a leather sole and a half-leather lining along with a cushion tread rubber heel. These sold for north of $200 before taxes back-in-the-day. Put 'em on your feet for under a C-note! OR put them on the feet of a loved one: these would make an AWESOME Father's Day gift!

Dack’s was THE brand of men’s shoes in Canada for many decades. Founded in York, Ontario in 1834 months before the city changed its name to Toronto, they offered both Canadian-made shoes of the highest quality, along with Church or Cheaney shoes from England. One of the other great names in Canadian shoemaking was Hartt, of Fredericton, New Brunswick. The Hartt Boot and Shoe Company Ltd. was founded in 1898 and was eventually acquired by Dack’s in 1957. Dack’s soon made the decision to move all production for both brands to the Hartt factory, so all Canadian Dack’s or Hartt shoes were produced in that same factory. Sadly, as in so many other industries, Canadian production stopped altogether in 1999. The company offered very nice English-made shoes until 2009 when, after 175 years, the business was closed. In 2012, the Dack’s name was re-launched as Matthew Dack, but all sales are online and all production in England. Meanwhile, the Hartt label is also back – with current production in Spain - but the companies are no longer connected. On offer is this wonderful pair of Dack's Black Water Bison Derbies in size 9F. They were hand-crafted in the Hartt factory in Fredericton and are from the "Custom Grade" line - one of the highest-quality lines that Dack's offered. These shoes would have sold for $400 or more. They feature imported Water Bison, a half-leather lining, leather insoles, leather outsoles, and nailed rubber heels. They are constructed using the Goodyear-welt process (the way a quality shoe is made) that permits repairs. If you buy these, not only will you have a handmade pair of bench-crafted shoes of bespoke quality, you will literally be wearing Canadian history. If you take good care of them, you can wear these shoes for the rest of your life and will them to your son. OR you could take your $90, go to the mall and pay much more for a crappy pair of Chinese shoes. Shoe trees are NOT included!