Would you wear sandals like these to work?

[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.

X2. Unprofessional.

[Anonymous]

I would wear them, but I'm in a very casual office.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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

I really don't want to see your hands, like EVER. Please wear gloves at all times.

Hands are not feet, unless you walk on them. Or in your case, they probably are dragging on the ground anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Feet are disgusting" ???

What?

Start looking around. They are pretty sketchy.
Toe fungus
Callouses
Webbed toes, curled toes
Bunions
Hammer toes
Corns
Flat feet
It's pretty rare to see flawless feet. Feet are not hands.

[Anonymous]

Too casual for work.

[Anonymous]

If you have “Frankenstein feet” please do not expose your toes. Consider plastic surgery or something. Some women’s feet are downright scary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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

I really don't want to see your hands, like EVER. Please wear gloves at all times.

Hands are not feet, unless you walk on them. Or in your case, they probably are dragging on the ground anyway.

Well I choose to arbitrarily find your hands gross and offensive. Please cover them up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Feet are disgusting" ???

What?

Start looking around. They are pretty sketchy.
Toe fungus
Callouses
Webbed toes, curled toes
Bunions
Hammer toes
Corns
Flat feet
It's pretty rare to see flawless feet. Feet are not hands.

FLAT FEET!!!!! The disgrace!!!! You must be so traumatized all the time with all the flat feet around.

[Anonymous]

I wear ballet flats to work in the summer. My office is pretty casual but I feel like exposed toes is still too much for work.

[Anonymous]

Are tools used in your engineering firm? Are you an engineer? Sandals would be unsafe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

There are some people/cultures who genuinely consider feet a private part, like a butt or nipple. You also see this in discussions of having shoes off/shoes on homes.

[Anonymous]

Op, these sandals are quite minimal on material. Please, no. But, a peep toe pump or sandal might be ok. However, no flip flops either.

[Anonymous]

Not only are feet particular ugly, as a PP notes, they have all kinds of gross stuff like fungus and bunions that hands don't have.

Add to that that you somehow had to get from your house to work with those bare completely exposed feet. 99% chance anyone who would wear those is also taking the bus or metro to work. ugh i shudder to think how disgusting and filth covered your feet would be by the time you get to work. The dirt you'd pick up just walking around, cms close to the ground. At least with hands, the first thing you do when you get to work is wash them in the bathroom. No such option for feet, so those filthy things just linger in your office and walk among your colleagues. Gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not only are feet particular ugly, as a PP notes, they have all kinds of gross stuff like fungus and bunions that hands don't have.

Add to that that you somehow had to get from your house to work with those bare completely exposed feet. 99% chance anyone who would wear those is also taking the bus or metro to work. ugh i shudder to think how disgusting and filth covered your feet would be by the time you get to work. The dirt you'd pick up just walking around, cms close to the ground. At least with hands, the first thing you do when you get to work is wash them in the bathroom. No such option for feet, so those filthy things just linger in your office and walk among your colleagues. Gross.

Does anyone in your life take you seriously??