LEICESTER, ENGLAND, April 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) KindredSole.com has announced that on 1st April between 6am and 1pm it will be having its first ever flash shoes sale. It might be April fools but this is no joke, its KindredSole.com shoe sale extravaganza! KindredSole.com flash sale will include designer brands from J Shoes to Bronx Shoes with savings of up to 50% off. A surge in customers are expected to form an orderly online queue following an online promotion through loyal customers and social media campaigns on Twitter and Facebook. Visitors to Kindred Sole will be able to access the sale through the following KindredSole.com link: Shoe Sale
Starting on April Fool's Day, KindredSole.com shoe sale will begin promptly at 6am and the last sale item will be processed at 1pm in celebration of April Fools Day and KindredSole.com entering its fourth season. KindredSole.com is a well kept secret, internet store and is still an off-radar gem. Launched in 2009 by De Montfort University, Leicester Fashion Retail Buying graduates, Lizze Leary and Beth Widdowson. At just 21 and 22 years old the entrepreneurial women have turned KindredSole.com into an International shoe e-tailer with a worldwide following. KindredSole.com offers all UK customers free next day delivery on all orders. KindredSole.com is becoming a destination for shoe addicts around the world.
Kindred Sole is a womens online designer shoes boutique, showcasing up and coming footwear designers as well as established designer shoes brands. With the hottest styles for every season Kindred Sole is a one stop designer shoes shop.
Sale Fever at Designer Shoe E-Tailer KindredSole.com
KindredSole.com has announced that on 1st April between 6am and 1pm it will be having its first ever flash shoes sale.
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[Press-News.org] Sale Fever at Designer Shoe E-Tailer KindredSole.comKindredSole.com has announced that on 1st April between 6am and 1pm it will be having its first ever flash shoes sale.