Below is a list of places in the Bay Area that you can buy Tango shoes. For tips on buying Tango shoes please visit the WEAR page.
Jennifer Olson – Comme il Faut, DNI, NeoTangos, Bandolera, Turquoise & Souple
Jennifer sells a variety of women’s tango shoes including Comme il Faut, DNI, and NeoTangos. She also has Bandolera Tango shoes which are made in Italy and have extra soft padding and Turquoise Tango shoes which are both incredibly sexy and the surest fit. She now also has Souple dance shoes that are soft and flexible like a ballroom shoe with the character and support of a tango shoe. Please email her at tangojennifer@gmail.com with your size, and she will respond with photos of what is currently in stock.
You can also find her at various milongas and festivals in San Francisco and around the US.
For more information, please contact Jennifer at
tangojennifer@gmail.com or (971) 219-7075.
Website: www.tangojennifer.weebly.com
La Pista – Comme il Faut and NeoTango
768 Brannan Street, S.F. (between 6th & 7th St)Look, try and buy shoes during classes, workshops, practicas and milongas or call to make an appointment.
They have Comme il Faut and NeoTango for Men and Women
Visit website.
Contact:
Tom
415-850-5869
tomaso@lapistatango.com
Santiago & Amy – VIDA MIA Shoe collection and Comme il Faut
www.santiagoamy.com
Buenos Aires (54911) 3201 0886
U.S.A. (831) 920 7444
VIDA MIA Shoe collection
Designed by Santiago and Amy and manufactured by reputed craftsmen (made famous by such brands as NEOTANGO) in Argentina. This collection of stylish shoes come in fun color combinations and were designed and overseen by Santiago and Amy. The quality and comfort can be noted immediately.
The also sell the flashy and unique Maleva brand as well as some lower heeled shoes of a more traditional nature.
San Francisco Dancewear – Werner Kern Tango shoes
SF Dancewear, 659 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94105
SF Dancewear has an extensive collection of dancewear and dance shoes for all style of dance. Most of their shoes are for ballroom, however, Werner Kern has a line of Tango shoes that are very nice. The caveat is that they have very soft soles, so cannot be worn on the street. This is also a great place to buy practice sneakers. Plus they have a great collection of stretchy, easy-to-move-in dance clothes.
