Four Hundred And Sixty-Nine Pairs Of Shoes &Nbsp; Women Buy Shoes All Their Life.

According to Taiwan's China Times 29, a new survey in Britain shows that every woman buys four hundred and sixty-nine pairs of shoes on average and spends sixteen thousand pounds (about 160 thousand yuan) to buy shoes.

Gocompare.com, a British website, found that shoes are one of the most irresistible purchases for women, according to a survey conducted by three thousand women.

On average, each woman has nineteen pairs of shoes in the wardrobe, including

The survey points out that women buy their first pair of shoes from the age of fourteen. Next, they buy an average of seven pairs of shoes each year, with an average price of 34. 99 per pair.

If in a sixty-seven year period, an average woman buys four hundred and sixty-nine pairs of shoes on average, the average cost of purchasing shoes is about NT $seven hundred thousand.

General men may be difficult to agree with women who love shoes so much, but many women think this figure is actually underestimated.

According to the survey, three thousand women surveyed believed that shoes were most important. Each woman had three pairs on average to attend high-heeled shoes with special formal occasions, and at least six pairs of flat shoes, sandals, and three pairs of warm winter shoes, such as boots.

In addition, women will prepare two to three pairs of work shoes for walking and working.

Of course, most women also have two pairs of shoes bought on impulse, but they never have the chance to wear shoes.

The survey also found that one out of every four women surveyed had at least one pair of designer shoes or designer shoes, while 53 of women wanted to have a pair of designer shoes.

The most famous women want to design shoes brand Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin, and the desire of the city, the protagonist of Kylie's favorite Manolo Blahnik.

1/3 of women confessed that they could not resist the temptation of shoes. They often could not afford to buy more than expected new shoes.

Out of every five women interviewed, two said they used shoes as a criterion for judging other women.