It’s often a simple solution to an annoying problem
that becomes a commercial success. Women wearing high heels know the sinking
feeling you get when walking or standing on wet grass. Stilettos are easily
ruined and having them repaired is expensive.
Ally Stevenson was also fed up that her shoes were
ruined at rainy outdoor events. She came up with a simple and elegant solution:
Heel Stoppers. The wearer only needs to slip the stoppers onto the end of the
stiletto.
Clean Heels was founded in 2009 and got a marketing
boost from bad weather. Dubbed “the wettest drought on record”, the year 2012
started with months of hotter than normal temperatures, followed by lots of
rain. Protecting high-heeled shoes at outdoor events (weddings, races, etc.)
became important. Nobody wanted their shoes sinking in mud or wet grass during
the event. Clean Heels was able to double its 2011 sales.
Clean Heels is for sure a company worth watching!
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