Ouch! On line shoes? I didn't think of those. But, yeah, clothing sizes are notoriously unreliable. I'd like to try, or at least see them befoe buying.
I don't by shoes or clothing on line.....I like nothing better than to nose around expensive shops when the sales are on........I have a good eye for bargains ....lol
let's see... shoes, jackets, Levis computers, tools and gadgets, juicers etc and etc most everything don't you know, that I have bought online.
This post was edited by Baba at March 2, 2017 6:10 PM MST
just a pair of shoes I ordered the wrong size, too wide. Zappos would have taken them back but will see if I can get thicker socks. Have bought probably a half dozen pairs from Zappos. All excellent. ... The computer that i am on now, bought online from OWC and it was a used iMac perfect......
I've bought books and software on line, and some pharmaceuticals that my local store could no longer supply. THAT was convenient. I'm a bit leary about things like clothing and foodstuffs, though. (A lot of our stores take order on line and deliver. I guess yours do the same. I really want to see what I'm gonna eat before I pay for it.)
I buy lotsa stuff online! I will buy clothes, but only from a certain retailer. I buy my Dansko work shoes online, books, music, pots and pans, my tv stand, bed frame, I won't buy food or a mattress online!
I buy my casual clothes online because I know which brands fit me in certain sizes. I've been buying the exact same sneaker online for about 7-8 years now as well as my computers, TVs, cookware, sheets, towels, just about everything except food.
Many years ago I bought a pair in a brick and mortar store. They fit perfect and I've been ordering the same sneaker online in the same size for quite a few years now.
I am a regular at amazon.com. I buy most everything, even cat food (64 pounds a month). But I need a kitchen timer now and I will not buy one until I see the size of the sound hole on back and verify that it only counts down a single event and is not a clock and has a magnet on the back and the numbers are large enough to suit me. Amazon has like 200 pages of kitchen timers and some of them make me wonder wtf the makers thought they were doing.
I think I mentioned once before that I spent two and a half years trying to get straight information on water filters. It was amazon.com that finally led me to a dealer that told me what I needed to know about their product, so now I have a water filter and I can wash a car without leaving hard water spots all over it.
I love to find a scratch 'n' dent grocery store. That is where I find some of the most wonderful surprises. Like roasted pepper soup, or Borden's Egg Nog. Or beans at fifty cents a pound because they have small holes in the bags. That isn't any worse than the big grocery store where they have beans in a bin, without bags, at three times that price.
Nice Jugs 