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Allen Edmonds Annual Sale and Giveaway

It’s that time of year again when our good friends over at Allen Edmonds hold their heel clicking good ‘Rediscover America Sale’. 13 different collections are seriously marked down through October 12th.

As you all know, this all American shoe company (established in 1922 on the shores of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin) has always adhered to their 212-step manufacturing process to ensure great craftsmanship. Did you know only 2% of the shoes bought in the USA every year are made in this country. Sad Trombone!

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Besides top quality shoes, Edmonds has a classic line of belts, leather goods, clothes and gift items (all on sale too). They also have a wonderful re-crafting service. You can simply send in your world-weary kicks for anything from new heels to a complete restoration.

It gets even better: starting today you can enter for a chance to win the handsome Long Branch Wingtip Boot in Golden Brown.

Simply follow the instructions below enter. We will be picking a winner October 9th.

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