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"good shoes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a pair of shoes that you consider to be of high quality. For example, "I'm going to invest in some good shoes this year to make sure my feet are well supported."
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"In your good shoes".
"Good shoes," she said, laughing.
Handsome Negro men wearing good shoes, too.
Good shoes and handbags are crucial.
He also has very good shoes.
I thought: "So I have good shoes.
In other words, she gives us good shoes to fill.
His dress is age appropriate: dignified (neutral-color sport coat, good shoes) but casual (no tie).
Good shoes were "like having cars on your feet," he says.
Take good care of good shoes and they begin to look like slippers.
Limousines, good shoes deep into Andes, etc. Toward Jersey City — street after street bombed out.
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