In this day and age, when the mainstream media is pushing us all in one direction, it’s refreshing to find a company that actually wants its customers to go against the grain. Think shoes is that company. This is a company that wants you to walk to the beat of a different drummer and enjoy yourself while you’re doing it. Their shoes are made specifically for people who don’t want to fit in, but instead, want to stand out in style and comfort. For people with an “independant character” who have the “courage to swim against the stream of anonymous fashion”.
Offering more than seventy-five different versions of footwear, Think shoes are crafted in the good old fashioned shoemaker tradition. Quality and comfort are on the forefront of this manufacturer’s mind. The design, fit and materials chosen for their styles are carefully thought out and selected based on the personalities of their shoe wearing customers. Whether it’s a clog, a sandal or a slip-on shoe, with collections featuring names like “Aida”, “Julia” and “Mizzi”, you just know you’re in for something special.
The design of the Think shoe is one of the most unique you will ever see. From the original looking uppers to the individual soles. As for the fit, this is a shoe that is made for the foot. Taking into account the anatomy of feet, these shoes are slowly crafted and detailed for comfort. The materials that are used are as natural as any you can find in nature. Using vegetable tanned leather, these shoes are hypoallergenic, moisture absorbing, porous and toxin free, leaving you to worry about nothing but which adventure your feet will take you on.
This Austrian company cares about it’s customers and their products. On their web site at www.thinkshoesusa.com, you’ll find not only photos and descriptions of each shoe they sell, but special instructions on how to care for your Think! Brand shoes. Notes on how to “rest” your shoes, which includes leaving them in a shoe tree, how to dry them, clean them and lastly, wear them, are all part of the “Shop Different” experience at Think shoes.
