Purple wedge shoes like the Misbehave Women’s line that has colored patent designs are really fun and cheap – about $30. There’s also the Luichiny women’s sin amen wedge design that’s really sexy and very purple for just under $70. The Nine West Myth collection has hot pink and bright colors and they’re really a good price at around $30. There’s also a fun line of purple wedge shoes by Playboy, like the Penelope wedge sling, also under $30, and on the total other extreme, there’s the gorgeous Degrade Check line that has a pair of engraved wedge sandals that’s over $300.

Brands, Styles, Shops and Prices For Purple Wedges

Boutique Nordstrom has a lot of purple wedge shoes depending on the season, but although they are often expensive, in summer the sandals are around $70 and that includes many pairs that are high healed and very elegant, not just wedge beach flip-flops.

Elie Tahari has some very affordable purple wedge sandals that sell for just under $165 and Miss Sixty has lots of great retro designs in bright colors that are under $130. Betsey Johnson sometimes has something in purple, I know for sure there’s hot pink, but the new line may be a reddish-purple and not really deep 80’s style, but still they’re worth a look because they’re priced under $150.

Ash Wedges – Strange and Wonderful, and Affordable

Ash women shoes is another god place to look for purple and colored wedges in shoes and sandals. They have some unusual designs that are a cross between a platform and a heal, but they also have regular wedges. The ash women shoes and wedge sandals are really affordable, most under $100, lots under $80. They also have wedge boots and really strange summer style boots that are cowboy boot sandal wedges. You can’t really visualize how strange they are unless you take a look. The Ash Diva edge sandal comes in purple suede and costs about $150, but there are lots of sales around the internet because Ash women shoes are not exclusive to one shop.

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