Gabor Stockists in Ireland
Shop the latest Gabor trainers and shoes and Gabor boots at The Shoe Horn in Skerries, Co. Dublin. Gabor's story goes back to 1919, when Pius Gabor opened a shoe and leather goods business, and today it's one of the biggest brands in our shop. They make the shoes women actually want to wear, from court shoes, loafers and Mary Janes to trainers and ankle boots, and they build comfort into every one of them rather than treating it as a separate range. We offer free delivery on orders over €69 anywhere in Ireland, and free returns within 30 days on every order.
Where can I buy Gabor shoes in Ireland?
Right here. We stock Gabor in our shop at 22 Strand Street, Skerries, Co. Dublin, and online, with delivery anywhere in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Delivery is free on orders over €69, returns are free within 30 days, and you can order online and collect from the shop for free. If you'd like to check a size or a colour before you travel, give us a call on 01 8490847.
Are Gabor shoes comfortable?
Comfort is built into how they're made. Almost every Gabor style we stock has a leather upper, which softens and shapes to your foot as you wear it. About half the range has a removable insole, so you can wear your own orthotic if you need one. For long days on your feet, there's Gabor's Rolling Soft range: Gabor say its multi-layer sole was developed with outside specialists, with a built-in stabiliser that supports the rolling movement of each step.
Are Gabor shoes good quality?
Here are the facts. Gabor say that around 85 per cent of their shoes are made in their own factories in Europe, at Silveiros in Portugal and Banovce in Slovakia, with the rest coming from long-standing partners in Portugal and Asia. Their head office and design team are in Rosenheim in Germany. Almost every Gabor style we stock is leather, and the upper, lining and sole of every one are listed on its product page, so you can see exactly what you're getting.
Are Gabor shoes wide fitting?
Some are. Most Gabor styles don't carry a width fitting, but about a third of our range is made on a G or an H. A G is a slightly wider fit, with more room across the ball of the foot and toes. An H is the wide fitting, with more room again and extra depth across the tread. Where a style has a wider fitting, it's stated in the product details, and everything we stock in H is also in our wide fit footwear (H & EE) section. Our size guide explains each fitting, and if you're not sure which you need, give us a call on 01 8490847 and we'll talk it through.
Are Gabor shoes true to size?
Gabor styles generally run true to size in length, so your usual size is the right place to start. If a shoe feels tight across the foot, a wider fitting is usually the better answer than a bigger size, where a style comes in one: a G or an H gives you room across the foot without making the shoe too long. If you're unsure about a particular style, give us a call on 01 8490847, and with free returns within 30 days there's no risk in trying a pair at home.
Are Gabor shoes orthotic friendly?
Many are. About half of our Gabor range has a removable insole that lifts out to make room for your own orthotic or prescription support, including most of the trainers and a good number of the boots and casual shoes. We state it in the product description of every style that has one, and you can browse everything suitable in our orthotic friendly section.
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