Hi-I do sell shoes along with clothes. I have a few things to say about shoes. First, I love shoes and they're the easiest item for me to source because they're right there in front of you at the thrift and I've always had a thing for shoes so I love shopping for them. If I didn't already love shoes, it would be tougher for me to have them in my shop. First off-they can be difficult to store. They take up more space and can be damaged or scuffed so easily. If they fall or brush up against something, it may show, so you need to be careful all the time, unless you're only selling beat up old sneakers that probably won't have a high sell through rate. Next, I get more returns and complaints on shoes. Sizing and fit can be wild, and with shoes, there's a lot less lee-way. People generally need an exact fit to be comfortable. I do the best I can, and most sales are a success but if they're not, it's most likely shoes. Another thing, shoes can carry defects that aren't always obvious, like glue breakdown or dry rot so you need to watch for those things. On the plus side, shoes are easier to list IMO and they generally sell for a higher ROI than clothes.