Ellie Dickins Shoes has now been established for over 6 years, catering for wide, large, small and narrow mens and ladies shoes. Now with Childrens and Mens shoes too. All available to buy online or from her excellent shoe shop in Hungerford.
The shop was set up by Ellie, who had enormous difficulty finding shoes in a large size, and with a narrow fitting. Fed up with not being able to find good quality, soft, yet stylish shoes, Ellie decided to start her own business catering for ladies larger sizes.
Such was the success of the shop, she soon decided to offer ALL sizes in a range of width fittings, as more customers explained they were finding it harder to get good shoes in their size. Ellie has sourced different manufacturers which cater for shoes in all sizes from 12 (small) to ladies 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 (large) many of which are available in different width fittings, from narrow to wide ladies shoes.
Ellie Dickins Shoes is based in the High Street, Hungerford. There is easy parking, even right outside the door! The shop stocks a greater range than is seen in the catalogue, and with a vast stock room, there is usually something to fit even the most difficult of feet!
Should you wish to purchase shoes, it is always advisable to come into the shop first, so that your size may be recorded for future purchases. However we understand that this is not always possible, so we ask that you call to discuss your requirements, should you wish to purchase shoes mail order. The more information we have regarding your feet, including width, length, special notes on joints etc. will give a better picture so that the correct size may be sent out to you. It is our greatest endeavour to get it right first time!
Hours of Opening
Tuesday - Saturday 10.00 am - 5.00 pm. CLOSED MONDAY.
All uppers and linings are leather unless otherwise stated
Colours may vary from those shown
All stock is subject to availability
Sizes are in English.
Ellie Dickins Shoe Shop is located in Hungerford, which is a small town between Newbury and Marlborough in Berkshire.