I have heard it about all the shoe clubs, ShoeDazzle, ShoeMint, SoleSociety, and JustFab. People say the shoes are cheaply made and lack quality.
I cannot advise on the other clubs because, although I have purchased from them, I don’t purchase continually (like I do with JustFab shoes).
To me, one of the key elements of quality is durability. Things built for quality last a long time, even when used a lot. So I decided on buying a pair of JustFab shoes (actually boots) to run them through the paces. I had help, my niece wears the same size as I do and when I wasn’t wearing the boots, she, more than likely, was.

I picked Jola (bootie) as my guinea pig. High heels would take a lot longer to test as I usually only wear high heels for a span of 2-4 hours at a time and I wanted something both me and my niece could tolerate wearing all day.

We ran these booties through the ringer. I wore them at work all day. I walked several miles in them during a local wine crawl and Ice sculpture event. They never got a break (except when they were in the trunk of my car for a few days).
I gave them to my niece and she wore them to school for two weeks straight.
These boots experienced hard concrete, snow, mud, and more.

The outcome…

We both think the boots were comfortable and they held up like troopers. So to all the haters who scream about shoe club shoes being cheaply made and junk, explain this: This picture is of JustFab’s Jola bootie after four weeks of continuous wear and downright abuse. No TLC what so ever. We didn’t even wipe the winter salt off with a cloth.

As I posted previously, I am trying to rework my blog. I have learned a lot since I first started and I feel comfortable enough to change it this week.

Before I post new shoe and bag content reviews, I want to post a few selections that I like and see if you will help me pick what to purchase.
First up is Justina:

I like the natural color and the heel height looks like it should be a good “wear this shoe all day” shoe.

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Next in the lineup is Filomena:

Once again the beautiful color pulled me to this Sandal. It’s got a bigger heel that just looks right with the style of this shoe.

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And finally there’s Madrid:
I really like the wedge and cutout combo in this exotic shoe.
I could go into detail about which shoe out of the three I like best, but I want you to give me your insight on which shoe I should pick. Please leave me some comments to help me decide.

WHile I have been deciding on how best to revamp this blog, I have been buying from Just Fab. I have a purse and some shoes that I haven’t gotten around to photographing but I have worn. I will probably post a lot of the reviews for them after I redo the blog. I have a lot to change.

I need to rework the “How Just Fab works” section because they have changed they way they handle memberships. You don’t need to be a member to buy shoes now. So I have to reflect that.

A person has been commenting and sending me emails about how much JustFab sucks. I will reiterate my stance on criticisms: If you have a complaint about Just Fab and want to comment on them here, great! But DO NOT use profanity and talk in generalities. If you have a legitimate gripe then you should be able to provide details Like the name of the shoe and what specifically the problem is. Also, when you say Just Fab is a scam and they are terrible, then you start saying how another shoe club is the greatest thing on the planet, that pretty much gives you away. I will not show comments like that.

Recently my niece had a violin recital and I wanted to get her some shoes. I decided on these:

My niece and I share the same foot size so we share shoes! The only issue I had with these shoes was the opening pinched right above my big toe, but my niece didn’t have the problem. The lace pattern is pretty and these flats are comfy. They looked very nice during the recital too. Here’s a close up of the bow detail:

You may have noticed I haven’t posted much here. I have been moderating comments but not adding much as far as new content.
There are a few reasons.
One is personal and I may post about it but it’s a little too soon to talk about.
Just Fab is still sending me very consistently fashionable selections and I have purchased items. I am keeping them stored until I can photograph and review them.
I am also working on redesigning my site to look a little more fresh and professional (Well, as professional as I can). I am thinking about reviewing Just Fab against competitors.
We’ll see. All depends on my mood
-Sue

You’ve seen the great shoes from JustFab, but have you seen their denim?

I like Just Fabulous because they always work at staying fresh while keeping product quality their top priority (The day this changes you will see it here first).

When Just Fab first started offering denim, I was still relatively new at blogging and thought I didn’t have enough reviews of their shoes yet to talk about their Denim Line, but now, with quite a few shoe reviews under my belt I think I can give their new denim line a go (give them a spin around the block and kick the tires, my brother likes to say.)

There are 5 styles to choose from:

This is a double feature review!
I have been wearing Avril Lavigne’s Abbey Dawn collection. I really like Rockstar in white. The shoes have a grungy stars and stripes pattern that I dig, with a dramatic green interior and underside. These would go great with some black leather or a pair of Jeggings.

 

And for a completely opposite more formal look, I went with Just Fab’s Gia, from the Lace Collection. The pattern is fine and dainty, a great pair of shoes for a more formal event.

Both sets of shoes are well constructed and fit well. They are comfortable for their heel size (don’t expect more than a few hours in them with out some fatigue though, these are high heels.)

One thing I really liked about the Abbey Dawn shoes was they came with a replacement pair of heel tips. I’m going to email Just Fab and let them know how nice that is. Maybe they will start doing that too!

I admire people with artistic ability. I wish I could see something in my head and recreate it for everyone to see. I love to browse Deviantart.com. There are countless talented people there.

I have http://lora8.deviantart.com/ bookmarked and I love when she posts new art. When she showed her fantastic painted creations on shoes, I was extra happy and impressed. Right then I knew I had to share. Check these out:

After seeing her creation It got me to thinking. Wouldn’t it be cool if JustFab started selling indie artist’s designs on their shoes? I would buy these up in a second.

 

These just scream cool! I bet if enough people commented here, JustFab would see how perfect it would be to start an indie shoe design line.