Paul Green Stockists in Ireland
We stock Paul Green shoes and trainers and Paul Green boots at The Shoe Horn in Skerries, Co. Dublin. Paul Green make smart, simple shoes in good leather: pointed pumps, loafers and Mary Janes, retro and flatform trainers, and ankle boots from Chelsea to kitten heel. Many of the styles we carry are handmade in Austria. We offer free delivery on orders over €69 anywhere in Ireland, and free returns within 30 days on every order.
Why do we love Paul Green?
Because the leather does the work. Every Paul Green style we have is leather on the outside, whether it's smooth, suede, nubuck or patent, and many are leather inside too, with a leather lining and footbed that softens as you wear it. The shapes are plain and well cut, so a pair of their pumps or loafers goes with work clothes and weekend clothes alike.
Where are Paul Green shoes made?
Many in Austria. The pumps, the Mary Janes, the high-top trainers and some of the loafers we stock are handmade there, and a couple of the trainers are made in Croatia. Where a style says where it's made, you'll find it in the product details. Some styles also carry the PFI Eco-Label for environmental sustainability, which is noted on the product page.
What fitting are Paul Green shoes?
Paul Green don't make separate width fittings, so none of their styles is marked G or H. Soft leather gives a little with wear, but it won't change the width of the shoe. If you usually need a wider fit, look at brands made on wider fittings, like Jana shoes, where every style is an H, or Waldlaufer shoes and trainers, which start at H. Our size guide explains the fittings, or ring us on 01 8490847.
Are Paul Green shoes true to size?
We recommend going for your usual size in Paul Green. If you're between sizes or unsure about a particular style, give us a call on 01 8490847 and we'll talk it through. With free returns within 30 days, there's no risk in trying a pair at home.
Are Paul Green shoes orthotic friendly?
Mostly not. The pumps, loafers and boots don't have a removable insole, and only a few of the trainers have one that lifts out to make room for an orthotic. Where a style has one, it's listed in the product details, and our orthotic friendly section has every style that takes one.
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