I would encourage readers to give it a try! I would advise looking at established shoe brands that have built reputations for quality. Ideally, look at shoes that are constructed with a Goodyear welt so that they can be repaired easily in the future. Leather shoes in particular can take quite a beating but with the correct care can last for decades. A benefit, I find people can be surprised by, is that pre-owned shoes are often remarkably comfortable. The reason for this is that part of the sometimes painful break-in process that softens the upper has been carried out by someone else. What would you say to somebody who is considering to buy a pair of pre-owned shoes for the first time? We’d be interested to know your view on the growth of the pre-owned market. Have you noticed a shift in mind sets and shopping habits?