4 SBA loans have financed Shoes-N-Feet locations since 2003, written by 3 different lenders across 2 states. Half were approved for $72K or less, the mix is almost entirely 7(a), and 75% went to owners whose business was under two years old.
A lender that has already underwritten this brand knows the unit economics, the build-out costs, and the franchisor. That is worth more to you than a bigger bank starting from scratch.