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If the shoe fits

Tucked away at the Newtown end of Pakington Street, shoppers will find a unique shoe store.
The Happy Shoe Shop has been in the old wool mill off Rutland Street for nearly five years.
There is a strong focus on high quality comfort footwear that does not sacrifice on style.
The store caters to women and men with a bit of kids thrown in the mix.
It is so important in people’s busy lives that they take care of their feet.
Staff members take the time and go the extra mile to ensure a correct fit and go out of their way to find what they need if it is not already in store.
Along with the wonderful shoes, shoppers will find fun socks, compression and travel socks, gifts, accessories and so much more.
Shoppers are invited to come down and meet the friendly and helpful staff at The Happy Shoe Shop, where feet happiness is the shop’s business.
Visit www.thehappyshoeshop.com.au or pop into 19c Rutland Street, Newtown.

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