Would you wear sandals like these to work?

[Anonymous]

Feet are absolutely disgusting. Full on vomit inducing for a huge segment of the population. These are not work appropriate.

[Anonymous]

Who are you people and what on earth did you live through, that feet, a normal part of every human body, disgusts you so much? Please get therapy for your feet trauma

I wear sandals from late April/early May through at least October and sometimes November. I get pedicures often, and have no problem showing my feet, or seeing anyone else's feet.

That said OP, I wouldn't wear those particular sandals because they are just fancy flip flops, with no support. But just because I don't like them, not because I have an issue with wearing sandals at work and/or seeing feet

[Anonymous]

No. Those are too casual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Feet are absolutely disgusting. Full on vomit inducing for a huge segment of the population. These are not work appropriate.

You have some serious mental issues.

OP, I think they are too casual for the office, but I don't agree with "no toes" at the office ever. Our COO wears sandals sometimes in the summer. It's fine but they need to be more professional looking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Same. Don't get why they are so focused on other people's feet.

[Anonymous]

"Feet are disgusting" ???

What?

[Anonymous]

People at my office wear hoodies and jeans.

Dress sandals, however, cause a scandal. Peep toes are considered fine.

[Anonymous]

Screams frumpy unless you’re a model wearing crisp white pants and an overpriced top.

But let’s be honest—most people would pair these with unflattering capris.

[Anonymous]

Feet are not disgusting.

I think these are probably too casual for work and also not safe. You could drop something on your foot and hurt it.

[Anonymous]

Casual office-
Absolutely, yes!

[Anonymous]

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

Same.

[Anonymous]

All of these nutjobs saying feet are gross and "vomit inducing" need to get themselves to therapy. Good grief.


No bare feet at the office in my experience/opinion.

[Anonymous]

I’m a lawyer and it would be fine in my office!

[Anonymous]

I am not a fan of toes at work, or actually most places except the pool, beach, maybe a BBQ, or at home. I don't care if they are polished or if you have toe rings. Don't wanna see them. Huaraches, closed toe sandals, espadrilles, etc., great, open toed- nope.
#notoespleeez

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Feet are not disgusting.

I think these are probably too casual for work and also not safe. You could drop something on your foot and hurt it.

Yeah, most feet are kind of gross.