Would you wear sandals like these to work?

[Anonymous]

Would you wear something like these to your office? I work at an engineering firm and the men mostly wear sneakers. Women, too. It’s not a fashion forward place. I’m worried that this may show too much foot, but I’m also older and don’t know what the trends are.

https://www.thereformation.com/products/oceane-flat-sandal/1318360WHL.html?dwvar_1318360WHL_color=ESP&quantity=1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would you wear something like these to your office? I work at an engineering firm and the men mostly wear sneakers. Women, too. It’s not a fashion forward place. I’m worried that this may show too much foot, but I’m also older and don’t know what the trends are.

https://www.thereformation.com/products/oceane-flat-sandal/1318360WHL.html?dwvar_1318360WHL_color=ESP&quantity=1

No bare toes at work. None. Never. It's gross. I'm sure you have very lovely pedicured feet but no one at work wants to see them.

[Anonymous]

Is there any kind of dress code? Is this an anything goes kind of place?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you wear something like these to your office? I work at an engineering firm and the men mostly wear sneakers. Women, too. It’s not a fashion forward place. I’m worried that this may show too much foot, but I’m also older and don’t know what the trends are.

https://www.thereformation.com/products/oceane-flat-sandal/1318360WHL.html?dwvar_1318360WHL_color=ESP&quantity=1

No bare toes at work. None. Never. It's gross. I'm sure you have very lovely pedicured feet but no one at work wants to see them.

I find people like this neurotic. You could say bare toes is unprofessional. But I don’t get the “gross.” People routinely show toes in the summer time in places that serve food and that’s perfectly appropriate.

[Anonymous]

Probably not, but would consider it with a maxi dress or pants in a casual environment

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you wear something like these to your office? I work at an engineering firm and the men mostly wear sneakers. Women, too. It’s not a fashion forward place. I’m worried that this may show too much foot, but I’m also older and don’t know what the trends are.

https://www.thereformation.com/products/oceane-flat-sandal/1318360WHL.html?dwvar_1318360WHL_color=ESP&quantity=1

No bare toes at work. None. Never. It's gross. I'm sure you have very lovely pedicured feet but no one at work wants to see them.

What's gross about your toes?

I personally don't care what my coworkers wear on their feet or whether their toes are showing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there any kind of dress code? Is this an anything goes kind of place?

Most places are casual but I dint want to see feet at work. Just save them for home.

[Anonymous]

Oh gross, never show your toes.

[Anonymous]

Not gross, but those are basically flip flops. Way too casual and frankly too expensive for what they are. You could spend that money on a much nicer pair of dress shoes.

[Anonymous]

No, those are definitely weekend wear. If you don't want to wear sneakers, then consider a pair of women's loafers. There are some very cute and comfortable options around.

[Anonymous]

It's not about trends. These are not appropriate office-wear and I work in an office where people can wear jeans and sneakers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you wear something like these to your office? I work at an engineering firm and the men mostly wear sneakers. Women, too. It’s not a fashion forward place. I’m worried that this may show too much foot, but I’m also older and don’t know what the trends are.

https://www.thereformation.com/products/oceane-flat-sandal/1318360WHL.html?dwvar_1318360WHL_color=ESP&quantity=1

No bare toes at work. None. Never. It's gross. I'm sure you have very lovely pedicured feet but no one at work wants to see them.

I would tend to agree with this.

[Anonymous]

If it’s a casual environment and this were my style (it is not - I hate these) yes I would. I’m 65 and I have my own look. I like what I like and I wear it unless it
Violates the rules.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't wear sandals at work. At most, I would wear a peep toe pump, depending on the workplace dress code or culture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would you wear something like these to your office? I work at an engineering firm and the men mostly wear sneakers. Women, too. It’s not a fashion forward place. I’m worried that this may show too much foot, but I’m also older and don’t know what the trends are.

https://www.thereformation.com/products/oceane-flat-sandal/1318360WHL.html?dwvar_1318360WHL_color=ESP&quantity=1

Are they made in China?