About two years ago, I was browsing around Camden Locks market and I saw a stall offering discount shoes. These beauties shone out to me from across the marketplace. Red leopard print Doc Martin style boots, with a lovely chunky heel. Reduced to a bargain price of £15. And for once, these lovely shoes fit my mansized feet! I was over the moon, and a match was made. Since then, I have quite literally worn these shoes to death. They have split along the heel. I still wear them when the sun shines, but they are honestly well on their way out. However, I wouldn't hesitate to get another pair of these funky, well made shoes. In fact, im on the lookout for another ...  Read the complete review

I was visiting my friend in Aberystwyth a few years ago and we came across this funky little clothing come goth gift shop and in there were the best shoes. They were flat with a chunky sole, Mary Jane style, with a cat face on the front. Unfortunately, no size for me so I went away empty handed. A few months later on one of my trawls around Camden I saw the very same shoes and had to have them. This is how I fell in love with TUK shoes. You would have thought for such unusual and fantastically styled shoes they would hurt. Not so. I can honestly say they are the most comfortable pairs of shoes I've had. The thick sole keeps feet nice and warm in the winter too ...  Read the complete review

I am a big lover of shoes, and the more awesome looking the shoes, the more I fall in love with them. I found TUK originally when I was shopping in Schuh as they had a few of their different styles in store and I just fell in love with what I saw, truly amazing shoes. My favorite of all their shoes are the super platforms, as they are hugely high heeled shoes with a platform front so they are still easy enough to walk in, whilst making me tall, and they come in the sexiest of designs ever. I recommend after reading this you get to TUK's website and check out the amazin range of super platforms. I own quite a few pairs of TUK now, and I ...  Read the complete review

I'll admit it, I'm a shoe hoarder! I have collections from almost any alternative brand, but i'm a sucker for those that are made in England, such as Dr Martens (the vintage ones) and TUK shoes. TUK shoes are designed for those who like something different or have an appreciation for the alternative scene, most famous for their selection of creeper designs. TUK is much like the Underground brand, however I personally prefer TUK as the shoes tend to last longer and feel of a much better quality. The shoes available from TUK range from Mary Jane designer to boots to creepers, which of course means that the prices vary a lot too. On average you're looking ...  Read the complete review

The first time I saw those red kitty design TUK shoes it was love. I had to buy them regardless of if they where comfortable or fit me, those where just semantics. The heart wants what the heart wants afterall. One of the best decisions of my life. Ok so after seeing them I did do the sensible thing and tried them on, they fit like a glove. Ok so they look great and they fit but then the price...£35. Doesn't seem like a lot but this was 8 years ago and I was a poor student with no actual need for another pair of shoes. I took the dive anyway and bought them....but then, what if they hurt my feet after a while? What if they cause blisters or ...  Read the complete review