Anyone have any idea where I can buy Camper Shoes in Paris or Rome? <BR> <BR>They are so comfortable but I am having a hard time finding them locally and figured maybe I'll have a better chance when we are in Europe. <BR> <BR>I'm sure hubby will love going shoe shopping abroad LOL. <BR> <BR>Thanks. <BR> <BR>Donna

Hi: <BR> <BR>I was just in Rome, and I'm pretty sure there was a Camper store right at the Spanish Steps. Happy shopping.

You can also purchase them on the web at www.shoes2die4.com <BR>I've read that they're now sold on the West Coast (maybe only CA?- at Macy's and Nordstrom's)

hi there! <BR>i love my campers, we bought ours in florence - there must have been 4 stores in walking distance of each other so i'm sure rome is the same. <BR> <BR>their website is www.camper.es and they list stores. <BR> <BR>the rome store is in piazza da spagna and there are 4 paris locations. <BR>here's the link - hope it works <BR>http://www.camper.es/camperingles/ca...uiero/open.asp <BR> <BR>hth

another great "bowling shoe" designer - Hyde <BR> <BR>http://www.hydeshoes.com/htm/welcome2.html <BR> <BR>And their shoes don't have a huge C on the heel like Campers do. Also, having just gotten back from Rome - the stores there are filled with the bowling shoe, in every imaginable color combo, texture, etc., etc.

Thanks for all the replys. <BR> <BR>I did check the website DUH and there are 4 stores in Paris and one in Rome. <BR> <BR>I'll have to see how the prices compare to NY prices. <BR> <BR>I bought the bowling shoes and love them! <BR> <BR>Donna

I tried on a couple of pairs in Paris at a Camper store in the 6th across the park in front of the department store Le Bon Marche. The prices were very comparable to the prices in the states.

OK- I know this is not the answer you're looking for bt it is certainly applicable. I love Camper shoes and after only finding the highest prices in the Los Angeles area, I figured I'd look in London while I was there to see if I could find a bargain. No luck. Found a great shop in Soho, but the prices were even higher, so I was again hesitant to buy them. <BR> <BR>I was in Las Vegas a few weeks ago and happened upon a boutique show store (Footworks?) in the mall at Caesars Palace, where I found a shoe store that was getting rid of a few pairs for 39 US dollars! Of course I bought them on the spot. <BR> <BR>The advice here is to look in specialty shoe stores in the US as opposed to the Bloomingdales, Macys etc, and especially if you're shopping outside of LA-NY, you might be able to find a bargain like I did. <BR> <BR>And maybe Footworks has a website? <BR> <BR>Good luck!