Shoe Stores
Call It Spring
About Call It Spring
With eighty seven other businesses sharing 2271 Harvey Avenue, this is shopping centre territory, out on the Dilworth side of Kelowna where the hillside comes down to meet the highway. Call It Spring trades from that address and answers on 250-763-0553, a number worth using before a trip in if you are chasing one particular size. Harvey Avenue is Highway 97 through the city, which makes the place easy to find and slow to reach on a summer afternoon.
Shoe retail splits into fashion led floors and fitting led ones, and the difference shows in how a shop runs. Where stock turns over with the season, sizes go quickly at the popular end of the range, and the pair on display may or may not exist in the back in your size. Chains often move stock between locations too, so a gap in one place can sometimes be filled from another. Ask about that, about the return window, and about whether an online order can be collected in person rather than shipped.
Shopping a large centre is easier with a little strategy. Come in by the door nearest the shop you want rather than the main entrance, because walking the full length of a building in August with the car parked in the wrong field is nobody's idea of an afternoon. Approaching from the Dilworth side or by bus can beat driving the highway strip, which backs up badly once the summer visitors arrive. Wear the socks you intend to use, since half a size feels different in each.
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In the Dilworth neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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