People come here from all over the world, including Israel, to buy sandals and other shoes. I'm pretty sure that I bought my first Israeli shoes here. They were a sort of tan colored corduroy, which I wore on Yom Kippur, when I was a student in Machon Greenberg. Yes, that was a long time ago.
Styles have changed, as have popular shoemakers and some of the staff, but I don't think anything else has changed here in the almost forty years I've known the store.
Can anybody guess its name? Or at least the location?
it's not the naot factory outlet cos that was in some outer area that was boiling hot when we went there.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a veteran shoe store, not an outlet nor factory.
ReplyDeletek, then i don't know the name of it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a typical Geulah store!
ReplyDeleteIt's that one on the corner of King George, right? I bought a pair of Naots there back in 2000.
ReplyDeletesarah, I'll take you there, when you're next in Israel.
ReplyDeleteft, not geula
emah s, not King George, but you're getting close...