Skip to Search Form Skip to Page Content Free Shipping on Orders $49 or More “WSS is a "Shoe Warehouse" type of place, that offers you all of the brands, and tons of selection at supposed "discount" prices.” “Really friendly, helpful staff and a good selection.” “The security make you check your backpacks in and I've never had any problems with that nor the nonexistent attitude of the staff but boy oh boy, do other people have problems.” Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about WSS.Location is not granular enough. Please try your search again. Make sure to enter a single city, state, or zip code. Offering affordable shoes for the entire family for over 25 years, WSS carries more than 3,000 styles from Nike, Jordan, Vans, Converse, Puma, K-Swiss, Skechers and more. Shop for casual and athletic shoes for men, women and kids in our large, open stores that make it easy to find exactly what you are looking for. WSS was founded as Warehouse Shoe Sale in Los Angeles, CA in 1984 by Eric Alon, who started selling shoes as a way to pay for college.
Over 30 years later, WSS has over 70 stores in throughout California, Nevada and Arizona. Meet the Business Owner Eric Alon founded WSS over 30 years ago. While Mr. Alon has grown the company to over 70 stores, each store still maintains a strong connection with local communities. WSS Los Angeles Shoe Stores WSS Los Angeles Shoe StoresFor over 30 years, WSS has served the Los Angeles area with the best selection of value-priced athletic shoes for the entire family. in the heart of Los Angeles, we keep track of the latest shoe trends in order to provide our customers with the best shoe styles and brands. understand the Los Angeles shoe market because we live and work here too. WSS shoe stores carry Los Angeles favorites including Nike, Jordan, Under Armour, Converse, Vans, adidas, Reebok, Skechers and more. a Jordan collector, skate boarder, or runner in the Los Angeles area, we have the shoe for you. You will find our shoe stores located throughout the Los Angeles area,
from Long Beach to San Fernando. See a list of some of our LosTo find a Los Angeles store near you, use our Los Angeles/Figueroa 13425 S. Figueroa St. Los Angeles, California Compton/Wilmington 20310 S. Wilmington Ave. Compton, California 90220 Los Angeles/Avalon 8600 Avalon Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90003 Inglewood/Century 3000 W. Century Blvd. Inglewood , California 90303 Los Angeles/Manchester 1850 W. Manchester Ave. Los Angeles, California Compton/Rosecrans 911 E. Rosecrans Ave. Compton, California 90221 Huntington Park/Florence 1511 E. Florence Ave. Los Angeles, California Huntington Park/Alameda 2133 E. Florence Ave.Huntington Park, Hawthorne 12011 S. Hawthorne Blvd. Hawthorne, California 90250 Lynwood/Atlantic 10901 Atlantic Ave. Lynwood, California 90262 Huntington Park/Pacific Blvd 6200 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park, Los Angeles/Main 4001 S. Main St. Los Angeles, California 90037 Bell 6250 Atlantic Ave. Bell, California 90201
Southgate 8830 Garfield Ave. South Gate, California 90280 Paramount 16209 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, California 90723 Jump to: navigation, search Warehouse Shoe Sale, branded as WSS, is a retail chain of shoe stores headquartered in Los Angeles, California, with 67 retail outlets as of July 2015.[1] Its parent company is known as Eurostar, Inc. (not related to the railway company). WSS is a family footwear retailer which primarily serves the urban and Latino communities. It was founded in 1984 by Eric Alon, who is still involved with the company.[2] Rick Mina is the company's current president. WSS gives back to local communities by sponsoring or participating in over 350 local events each year. In 2015, WSS donated $250,000 to the Los Angeles County Alliance Boys & Girls Clubs and kicked off a long-term initiative where each WSS store is paired with a local Boys & Girls Club and WSS volunteers work with Club members to support their activities through events, games, tutoring and special programs.
Each Boys & Girls Club also receives WSS gift cards that are used to incentivize and reward youth for academic improvement and excellence. WSS- WSS Official Website Feature Colorway: Black/Vasity red/White Notable: Michael Jordan wore the Air Jordan I in his 63-point NBA playoff performance and in the 1985 Slam Dunk Contest. Feature Colorway: White/Black/Red Noir/Cement Grey Notable: The Air Jordan II was the only pair of Jordan's to be made in Italy. In 2003 a special player's edition in the Nugget's blue and gold was made for Carmelo Anthony. Feature Colorway: White/Varsity Red/Cement Grey Notes: The Air Jordan III was the first Air Jordan designed by Tinker Hatfield and the first to feature the Jumpman logo and air unit on the heel. Feature Colorway: Black/Cement Grey/Fire red Notable: The shoes Michael Jordan wore when he made "The Shot" which won the final game of the first round of the 1998 NBA Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Feature Colorway: White/Fire Red/Black
Notes: Inspiration for the design for the Air Jordan V came from World War II fighter planes. The Air Jordan V was worn by Michael Jordan when he scored a career-high 69 points against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Notes: The new design of the Air Jordan VI included a heel tab that was designed after Michael Jordan's Porsche, reinforcement around the toe, an inner bootie, two holes in the tongue, and a molded heel tab on the back of the so that it would not hit Michael Jordan's Achilles tendon. Feature Colorway: White/True red/Black/Hare Notes: The Air Jordan VIIs are known for a successful ad campaign which featured Bugs Bunny appeared alongside Michael Jordan. A special color combo was released when Michael Jordan competed with the “Dream Team" in the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. Feature Colorway: White/Black/True Red Notes: In 1993 Michael Jordan wore the Air Jordan VIIIs during the Bulls first three-peat NBA championship. Notes: Michael Jordan never wore the Air Jordan IX's as he had moved from the basketball court to the baseball field.
However, they show up on the famous statue of Jordan outside of the Chicago Bulls arena. Feature Colorway: White/Varsity Red/Black Notes: With Michael Jordan on the baseball diamond, the Air Jordan X also dropped in a cleated baseball version. Feature Colorway: White/Black/Varsity Red Notable: Michael Jordan wore the Air Jordan XI model to help the Chicago Bulls claim the 1995-96 NBA Championship. He also wore them in the 1996 animated movie Space Jam. The Air Jordan XI has become the most popular shoe in the series. Notable: The Air Jordan XII's were worn not only by Michael Jordan but also his teammates, Scottie Pippen, Bill Wennington, and Luc Longley during the '96-97 season. Notable: The design of the Air Jordan XIII was inspired by a black panther the sole on the Air Jordan XIII resembles the pads on a panther's paw. The shoes also included a hologram that imitates a panther's eyes. The shoe was worn by Denzel Washington in the movie He Got Game.
Feature Colorway: Black/True Red Notable: Inspired by Michael Jordan's Ferrari 550M and worn by Michael during his final shot against the Utah Jazz in the NBA Finals. Feature Colorway: Black/Varsity Red Notable: The design of Jordan XVs was inspired by the X-15 fighter jet developed by NASA in the 1950s. It also had featured elements from some of Michael Jordan's favorite Italian designers. The shoes were also worn by NBA players Ray Allen and Reggie Miller during the 1999-2000 season. Feature Colorway: Black/True Red/White Notable: The Air Jordan XVIs were released on MJ's 38th birthday and were the first Jordan since the IIs that were not designed by Tinker Hatfield. Notable: The Air Jordan XVII was inspired by the Aston Martin. Michael Jordan was back on the court, playing for the Washington Wizards. Feature Colorway: Black/Spot Royal The XVIII also released in low-cut versions, appealing to players who wanted less restraint on the court.
The design was influenced by high-end dress shoes. After failing to make the playoffs while playing for the Washington Wizards Jordan ended his NBA career on April 16, 2003 in Philadelphia. Designer: Tate Kuerbis, Jason Mayden, Wilson Smith, Josh Heard, Suzette Henri Feature Colorway: Black/Chrome/Varsity Red Notable: The design of the Air Jordan XIX was inspired by the Black Mamba snake. It used a special mesh called tech-flex that allowed for a player's feet to remain stable. Designer: Tinker Hatfield and Mark Smith Feature Colorway: Black/ Stealth/ Varsity Red Notable: The design of the Air Jordan XXs was inspired by cycling shoes with laser-etched lace covers. Feature Colorway: Varsity Red/ Met Silver/ Black The Air Jordan XXIs used premium Italian suede and were very simple and clean compared to most other Air Jordan's. If you hold these shoes up to a black light, a special message will illuminate. Feature Colorway: Black/Varsity Red-Metallic Silver