Comfortable & Stylish Work Shoes for Long Hours on Your Feet

[sharjoy2011]

Sketchers shoes. My sister has them and she's on her feet all day, sometimes 14hrs with being a nurse. Her first pair lasted 3 years

 

[pyopyo]

Skechers and Hush puppies

 

[2ndthunder]

Doc martens, just make sure you break them in and they are the most comfortable shoes you will ever have.

 

[adamgoode]

@2ndthunder their ‘wonderbalm’ (I prob just made that name up) is amazing. Work it into the leather around the heel and no probs at all.

 

[2ndthunder]

@adamgoode wonder balsam is great agreed, although I have only ever needed that for one pair, all my others have been comfortable straight away but I hear so many people saying they need breaking in so I think I might just be lucky

 

[blesstafy]

Agree with Gabor, Joseph Seibel and Hotter shoes.
If on feet all day better to invest in good quality shoes.

 

[kumar11]

All my work shoes are from M&S. Even with heels I can stand in them all day.

 

[hosslyn13]

Heavenly feet are good, bought a pair of boots last winter and they were so comfy. Other shops do comfort fit shoes too, Asda, Sainsbury's, Matalan and Next definitely do. Tk Maxx often have comfort brands in too.

 

[ddani240]

I've heard that crocs work shoes are the best x

 

[tinypawz]

I have these x

 

[msoule4]

Skechers do a slightly smarter range. Hotter shoes

 

[icefloret]

Definitely look at sketchers. I have smart ones for work and trainers for out of work xx

 

[nagoda]

Sketchers, they do leather ones and suede ones. As a carer, these are so comfortable.

 

[prochemist1978]

Sketchers do some leather smart work ones

 

[bama_girl]

Dr martens shoes - wear them with thick socks at home for a while to break them in but then they’re the most comfortable shoes I have the patent ones and as a community nhs worker they’re comfy and wipe clean !

 

[jesusisthree]

I don’t know why they can’t make a pair of “work” shoes that has comfort and support. I have a bad foot problem I’ve been dealing with for 6 years. I’m now wearing Asics nimbus 25, but it’s a trainer. I work at the airport and occupational health have allowed me to wear them. Skechers are great as there soft but they have almost zero support. Clarks may be your best bet and also try insoles.

 

[flgma]

When I was teaching I used to wear fit flop shoes. Expensive but SO worth it. They do slip on smart ones and was like walking on marshmallows. Never had any pain or aches at the end of the day!

 

[micah111]

Skechers

 

[thabonch]

@micah111 bear in mind that with or without laces Sketches can be classed as a trainer really.

 

[stevenjab]

@micah111 I’ve got sketchers boots - they are far from trainers! They also do work style shoes, sandals, all kinds!