6ihf: Stainless Steel High Heels

6inchforever · 2nd July 2007, 09:27

These stainless steel high heels in 10cm heels, China Size 42 (US Womens Size 10) only weighs 1.17kg. You may also order 16cm heels or other platform heights in your own size!

xlheel · 2nd July 2007, 18:01

Would be more interested in some the old style stainless steel heels.
As seen here: http://www.orientvisual.com/6inchforever/gallery2.htm

Especially the old style #3

looks interesting, and it would even more interesting with a closed toe and no strap across the foot.

Webhawk · 3rd July 2007, 13:18

did you know, that gml also works with stainless steel?...

Wile_E_Coyot · 3rd July 2007, 18:35

I think nobody will post pics of these shoes in the subject on confortable heels

Elegant · 3rd July 2007, 22:34

The sandals may be a good choice for my [hypothetical] slave to wear, but the Gianmarcos look great... any other pics? I'd love to ride a shiny Harley wearing them and a corsetted leather catsuit! :D

Webhawk · 4th July 2007, 12:33

@elegant...here´s one for you...sorry, no more...

6inchforever · 19th July 2007, 00:44

Hi Everyone,
Guten Tag,
Bonjour,

Here are some more pictures of SSHH Style #3 with 16cm heels

The following 3 pictures show SSHH Style #3, 16cm heels, special arch, China Size 42 (US Womens 10), US$350

In the SSHH group photo, Front Row: China Size 40. Top Left: China Size 42. Top Right: China Size 37.

pata · 19th July 2007, 11:26

I think the price itself is not the real problem. But one has to wait so long untill the heels are delivered, sometimes they still do not fit well.. the return policy is not very service-like..... let´s say price-quality ratio is not very attractive. So the first probably would be to work on your good reputation for that the people would dare to order again...

your steel heels are - no doubt - beautiful. I think the higher are more attractive cuz it is not an everyday heel anyway... so the extreme height fit better.

6inchforever · 24th July 2007, 08:42

For leather footwear, we allow an exchange if they do not fit. The service charge is 50% of the retail price. For SSHH, if a customer requests for an exchange, the service charge is 60% of the retail price. If you wish to make modifications to your existing SSHH, we only charge a modification fee and return shipping fee.

Tech · 24th July 2007, 13:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by 6inchforever

For leather footwear, we allow an exchange if they do not fit. The service charge is 50% of the retail price. For SSHH, if a customer requests for an exchange, the service charge is 60% of the retail price. If you wish to make modifications to your existing SSHH, we only charge a modification fee and return shipping fee.

6IHF: You need to be 100% accurate and clear in what your saying so that there is no reading between the lines or guess work here.

Are you saying that you charge 50% of the original purchase price as a fee for accepting exchanges of leather footwear?

If so, then this is not a "Service charge" but is more of an "Exchange fee", just to be totally clear on what your penalising people for...

PS, personally, I think a 50% exchange fee is disgusting, unless the shoes are custom made?