Metroshoe Warehouse is an off-price shoe retailer in Oklahoma City that sells overstock and past-season inventory from major brands at 30 to 60 percent below retail. The store carries men's, women's, and children's shoes across athletic, casual, and dress categories, positioning itself between full-price department store shoe departments and dollar-bin clearance racks.
The warehouse model means Metroshoe receives canceled orders, returns, and prior-season stock from brand distributors rather than current-season merchandise. Inventory rotates constantly and carries no guarantee of repeat availability. Shoe sizes range across typical spreads, but popular sizes sell quickly and gaps appear without warning. The store operates as a single location, not a chain, making it specific to Oklahoma City shoppers rather than a predictable resource across multiple visits.
Metroshoe typically stocks between 8,000 and 12,000 pairs at any time, though exact volume fluctuates. Brand representation includes Nike, Adidas, Puma, New Balance, Saucony, Reebok, Clarks, Cole Haan, and Sperry, along with occasional designer labels like Coach or Calvin Klein. Prices generally range from $25 to $80 per pair; athletic shoes cluster around $40 to $70, while dress shoes and premium casual brands reach higher. A pair retailing at $120 might sell for $45 to $55 here. Exact pricing shifts with incoming inventory, so the $60 Cole Haan loafer today may not exist next week. The store rarely holds inventory for customer requests, making advance shopping before a specific need advisable.
Metroshoe differs fundamentally from full-price retailers like DSW or department store shoe sections, which stock current-season ranges at full markup and guarantee availability through reorder. Those stores suit customers seeking a specific model, size, or brand with certainty and are willing to pay retail. Metroshoe trades certainty for price; you may find a $100 shoe for $40 or leave empty-handed. Against discount chains like Payless (now closed nationally) or Rack Room Shoes, Metroshoe skews toward designer and premium athletic brands rather than mass-market house labels, meaning higher floor quality but less everyday fashion coverage. Online clearance channels like Zappos Clearance or Nordstrom Rack offer comparable price cuts and broader selection but require shipping and have no try-on option. Metroshoe's single location makes it a destination trip rather than a convenience stop, but the immediate gratification of walking out with shoes the same day distinguishes it from mail delivery.
Metroshoe suits bargain hunters with flexible shoe needs, people replacing worn athletic shoes who don't require a specific model, and shoppers buying shoes for multiple family members willing to browse together. It also works for travelers passing through Oklahoma City who have time and want to test footwear in person before traveling onward. The store does not serve customers seeking a particular shoe, size, or brand with guaranteed stock; do not visit expecting to find your usual running shoe in size 11. Parents buying school shoes on a deadline should not rely on Metroshoe's rotation; the dress shoe that fit last month may be gone. Office workers needing work shoes in extended sizes should confirm stock before the trip.
Bring accurate shoe sizes (many brands fit differently; knowing your size across Nike, Adidas, and dress-shoe brands helps). The store allows trying on shoes in-house, so comfortable clothing and time to sit and test walk are practical. No appointment is needed; simply walk in during business hours. Payment is standard retail (cash, card, mobile pay). Returns typically follow a 30-day window if shoes remain unworn and in original condition; confirm the current return policy at checkout, as warehouse retailers sometimes shorten return windows.
Metroshoe Warehouse operates Monday through Saturday, generally 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.; verify current hours by phone before traveling, as warehouse retailers occasionally adjust seasonally. The location sits in a standalone or small retail space rather than a major mall, providing easy parking. Public transit access depends on the specific address, so driving is the practical approach for most Oklahoma City shoppers.
Metroshoe Warehouse fills a gap for price-conscious footwear shoppers in Oklahoma City who value immediate access over selection certainty and brings designer and premium athletic brands within reach of clearance pricing.
