After a visit to TK Maxx I came home with a pair of Ed Hardy Tattoo Print Laceless Pumps. Having an Ed Hardy blingy satchel type bag in the same groovy angry tiger design meant so when I saw the shoes I thought, 'ooh they kinda match' so I ummed and ahhed a bit and eventually couldn't resist them. As they were not listed on Dooyoo I had to make a product suggestion, they have been added today, so can now share my views. I cannot say they are as nice as some of the Ed Hardy shoes I have seen, but they aren't as naff as some of the designs either. The tiger design is something that has become rather more common in recent times and there does seem to have been an ...  Read the complete review

I love Ed Hardy and I actually bought these shoes whilst I was on holiday in Los Angeles. I bought them for about $70, which worked out to be cheaper than if I had bought them in England. I suffer from flat feet so I often find that walking long distances in converses makes my feet ache and feel sore for days afterwards. I don't get this problem with my Ed Hardy shoes, and they are a lot more comfortable. The shoes are easy to slip on due to the fact that they don't have any laces. There are holes to give the illusion that laces could be used but they are sewn onto the material below, meaning that they are just slip on shoes. They are very easy to ...  Read the complete review

There are either hundreds or possibly even thousands of different designs from Ed Hardy when it comes to his tattoo print low rise pumps. Costing anywehre from around £25 to about £40 they are widely available online and can be bought cheaply from auction sites. I paid £12 for my pair, but there are a lot of copies of Ed Hardy products about so I strongly advise buying from repuable sellers. The design I own have a tiger tattoo print on the front of the pumps. The tigers head is then surrounded by black and white stencilled foliage. At first glance I thought this continued to the lining of the pumps, but the pumps are lined with zebra stripes in the same colours as the ..  Read the complete review

Ed Hardy- the name is becoming a fashion statement this season. EdHardy is designed by Christian Audigier who is a French fashion designer. I bought EdHardy shoes from TKMaxx for £39.99. Although i could find cheaper ones in Amazon and Ebay, I thought i will buy this in TKMaxx just to be sure of its genuineness. Lots of fake EdHardy stuff is sold these days. £40 is quite expensive for a normal pumps, and that too without lace!!!!!!!!!!haha! just joking. But the price is too high for something similar that you could find for under a tenner in high street shops- well that's just for the designer tag. The shoes looks funky and colourful when worn- quite ...  Read the complete review