a pair of new shoes or a new pair of shoes
a pair of new shoes
or
a new pair of shoes
or
both are okay
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Both okay. I prefer the second.
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I agree, both are ok and understandable. The phrase "pair of shoes" is commonly used in conversation to mean shoes. So people will generally use the second phrase "a new *pair of shoes*. The other way puts the emphasis on the word new and might have the other person wondering if you were considering buying a pair of used shoes instead of the new ones.
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