New Gift Website

Well we are knee-deep into our new website www.moccasinsandgifts.com. We just got it off the ground after months of work so it is a work in progress. Our aim is not to get rid of our current website but to offer a different feel for shopping that is going to incorporate a lot more of our in-store gifts. For example, some of our biggest vendors including Ausable Woodworks, Jody Coyote Jewelry, and Blair Cedar boxes will now have a presence on our website. We still offer the same mom and pop customer service that we always have, now we just have a bigger selection. So, check out all of our gifts at www.moccasinsandgifts.com, but don't forget to keep shopping at www.arrowgiftshop.com. Also, we do have deals that go out to our loyal customers. If you are first time shopper on our website, you must get on our mailing list. To do so, enter your email address at I-contact and information below and we will send you any updates that we have on in-store and online sales we may be having.

Why Driving Moccasins?

What goes better with summer than cruising in your classic car? Of course some drivers like a little more horse-power than others and some maybe even interested in performance driving.
The driving moccasin was originally created for high performance racing in Europe and its style caught on world-wide. The nub bottom is designed to grip the clutch while the light weight and comfort of the shoe kept the drivers feet comfortable.
If you are a serious performance driver that of course you may want to choose a shoe a little more flame retardant, but for sheer style the Minnetonka Moccasin Moose driving mocc can't be beat.
To where socks or not to wear socks, that is the question. Here is what the guys at men.style.com have to say: "I always get cold feet when I am driving, even when I’m not on the autobahn, so I would favor socks with driving moccasins. Socklessness is a fashion, not a mandate. Wearing socks with moccasins might not look right if you are Bob Evans or Robert Goulet, but for mortals and non-Californians, I think it is quite fine, especially if the socks are of a sporty nature. And by that I mean jaunty and colorful, not logoed and tubular. The question is, is it acceptable to wear driving mocs when you are walking? I put them in the boat-shoe category. Boat shoes, that preppy cliche, should not be worn in areas where it is unlikely you have your boat parked."