Russell & Bromley

Very good quality of footwear, staff are very friendly
we took daughter for her first pair of boots, can’t fault them at all
Recommended

I’m not a shoe person at all but I think I’m in love with this store!
I’ll get it out of the way and say it’s one of the more expensive shoe shops on Princes’ Street! However, the quality written all over the shoes speaks for itself. You find men’s and women’s shoes, sandals, boots, pumps, brogues… If you’re ever for a loss at what to at around midnight, head over to the store where the shoes at wonderfully lit in all their glory for some late night window shopping.
The staff (meaning the one lady I spoke to a few weeks ago) is extremely friendly, and the store is so large and glitzy you might be tempted to buy something you may not really be able to afford!

Russell and Bromley are luxury shoes at their best. Beautiful, classic and timeless, this footwear is pricey but you can be sure that you are getting fantastic quality and longevity for your money!
The handbags are simply beautiful too, with clean lines and sumptuous leather quilting which rivals any Mulberry bag I have ever seen. The bags range from around £100-£300, depending on size, but my favourite is the Quilt Trim Shopper at £145, not too bad at all for a bag which will grow old with you!
Well worth saving up your pennies for!

Want to know where to get the perfect gladiator sandal?
Russell & Bromley currently sell gleaming silver pairs for £89 a pop. They also have divine platform slingbacks, sweet suede clogs, wonderful wedges and lovely leather boat shoes. All are priced at around £100 — £160 and whilst that’s a tad more expensive than Kurt Geiger, the shoes all look and feel exceptional quality.
Unfortunately, the pair I fell hook, line and sinker for — the cheekily titled Peepshow Booties with an open toe — were priced at a staggering £245. If only I was a young conservative or minor-​celebrity with a Birkin bag and blank cheque bag…

I agree with the previous Unilocal up to a point — yes the shoes are amazing, and yes they are pretty, but they are expensive and often give me blisters! It’s the sort of place that you buy shoes to wear to an occassion, or pair of black boots. You know, staple items that will provide dedicated service all year round. But it’s the price that puts me off.

Russell and Bromley shoes are delicious, absolutely perfect in every way. The materials are always excellent quality, the shoes always have an elegant shape and their styles are always miles ahead of other high street shoe shops.
My mum bought a pair of Russell & Bromley shoes in the year dot and she used to wear them all the time about 15 years ago. When she was having a clear out my beady little eyes fixed upon them and my shoe-​dar went crazy. They’re beautiful and thankfully she gave them to me, result. I went through a phase of wearing them on pretty much every night out and I still can’t believe how good condition they are considering their age and how well worn they are.
Russell Bromley shoes are quite pricey but for quality like that it is true that you get what you pay for.

Russell and Bromley is an upmarket shoe store found on Princes Street. They sell shoes for women, men and children. I have never bought childrens shoes from here but I know many people who recommend them and they take great care in measuring and fitting childrens shoes. Staff are always very helpful and will go and find you the right size or another style. They have a good range of shoes for all tastes. Prices are probably more expensive than your average shoe shop but they do have some really nice shoes. As well as shoes I have also bought some of their shoe care range and insoles too.

Russel and Bromley is one of the most expensive shoe shops in Edinburgh. They have mens, womens and childrens shoes (the childrens are upstairs). I have a few pairs of shoes out of here and they are amazingly comfortable. They also have a good selection of handbags and shoecare accessories.