Hush Puppies

Retail & Shopping Sports & Footwear

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Shoe Shop located in AEON Mall Tebrau City

Hush Puppies at AEON Tebrau City continues the legacy of the world's first casual shoe, bringing over six decades of footwear innovation and comfort excellence to Malaysian shoe enthusiasts. Since creating the revolutionary casual shoe concept in 1958, this beloved brand has pioneered the relaxed style movement while maintaining their commitment to combining classic aesthetics with contemporary functionality.

Located within the mall's fashion retail section, Hush Puppies offers an extensive collection of men's, women's, and children's shoes that exemplify their philosophy of "sturdy but fashionable" footwear. Their carefully curated selection ensures every customer finds appropriate shoes for their lifestyle needs, whether seeking professional elegance, casual comfort, or versatile everyday options.

The store provides excellent quality shoes and bags designed for daily wear, backed by decades of manufacturing expertise and customer satisfaction. Their combination of classic styling, durable construction, and adaptive design has made Hush Puppies a trusted choice for discerning customers seeking reliable footwear that seamlessly transitions from professional environments to casual settings within AEON Tebrau City's comprehensive retail landscape.

Operating Hours

Monday 10 am–10 pm

Tuesday 10 am–10 pm

Wednesday 10 am–10 pm

Thursday 10 am–10 pm

Friday 10 am–10 pm

Saturday 10 am–10 pm

Sunday 10 am–10 pm

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Overall Rating

3.4 / 5

Based on 7 reviews

Mall Ranking

#154

Out of 234 shops

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Negative Reviews

M Taufiq B Abdul Halim

May 25, 2025

I went there hoping to get new shoes, but the store only sells apparel, like shirts, etc.

Ronaldo Hakim

They no longer sell shoes, only clothing.

Muhammad Ridhwan Suhaimi

"The Malay waiter wasn't friendly and didn't smile. He was slamming things, which felt like he was angry at the customers. Please find another worker! He's hurting the business."

Aik Tiong Goh