QUOTE(bloke1 @ Jan 12 2011, 05:21 PM)
Bonia shoes are horrible but always overpriced. By horrible I mean clunky, corrected grain, rubber soles.
THIS.
+1.
Added on January 23, 2012, 7:02 pmQUOTE(netmatrix @ Jan 13 2011, 08:24 PM)
Joint venture Malaysia and Singapore. But i heard singapore is main investor. Dunno la, long time never follow already.
http://www.tradenex.com/sites/Bonia/index.htmBonia operated mainly in Singapore until 1978 when they moved their HQ and operations to KL. I supposed the Chiang family (Bonia is still pretty much a largely family controlled business) are Singaporean but I'm not entirely sure.
Added on January 23, 2012, 7:10 pmQUOTE(viruz019 @ Jan 12 2011, 11:43 AM)
I found out in one of the thread in Men's Style & Fashion that the brand Bonia is actually a Malaysia Brand?
anyway, I myself likes a few stuff from Bonia but then most of the time I browse around this section of the forum, it seems like almost no one talks bout Bonia stuff. Just wondering, is Bonia product really not worth getting? Or is it just not that popular among people here?

Bonia products are very much overpriced and doesn't neccessarily deliver the promised quality. They do employ brilliant branding and merchandise in my opinion. Their shoes cost around RM 400 usually and sometimes they have like warehouse sale at their HQ at Taman Midah and they'd even slash the prices of the shoes to as low as below RM 100 - I even bought 3 pairs (including a pair of Valentino Rudy) of their working shoes during one of their latest warehouse sale, and my friends who followed along got themselves a few pairs as well, but the next day when we met at work, everyone complained how uncomfortable their shoes are...and my pair of Bonia is starting to show signs of retirement now, and that's fast.
This post has been edited by darkprince1781: Jan 23 2012, 07:10 PM