The viral "shoe theory" posits that gifting your partner shoes means they will "walk out on you." Two TikTokers said the trend was rooted in Chinese superstition. It joins other popular relationship ...

John Mishasek sells Z-Coil shoes at his store in Colorado Springs, Col. The shoe has a big spring in the heel. Mct file photo There will come a time when I will have to wear “comfort” shoes. I know ...

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama-- Mobile native Tyler Bailey constructed his first women's shoe in 2010, doing so without the benefit of a computer-program-aided design or even a back-of-a-receipt sketch. "I just ...

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A viral "shoe theory" is making the rounds on TikTok this holiday season — a superstition that posits gifting shoes to a significant other could mean a breakup is imminent. In a video with 2.1 million ...