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Best Sandals to Wear to Work - Comfortable and Work-Appropriate

I am inspired by my friend Jane, a devoted trail hiker who overdid it on a new adventure hike. Ten miles of trails that included narrow switchbacks and a knee-deep river crossing left her spirit soaring but her feet blistered and tender. This is never fun, but my friend was also to start a new job on the Monday following this hike. Unable to wear any terminated shoes or even anything with a strap on the back, Jane's only option was sandals.

It's stressful adequate beginning a new job, and we all tend to be on our best behavior for at least the first week. Part of playing that role is dressing for success. With no option but to wear what amounted to thong sandals, Jane got creative and purchased two new pairs that looked dressy adequate to pull off a business look.

Jane's bravery and ingenuity got me thinking that there are many habitancy that would love to wear sandals to work. What are their options?

There are a estimate of manufacturers that have sandal designs that are both comfortable and accepted to wear to most offices. A business called Miss Me makes a estimate of distinct completely open (i.e., no back strap) sandals that run the gamut from casual to more dressy. They make some designs with jeweled straps and others with a minute wedge to give variety to the look of these spare, comfortable sandals.

If you work in a more casual office environment, Cobian, Crocs and even Reef make thong sandals that can work with the right outfit. These are hugely popular brands with many distinct styles. If you're partial to the sandals from these or other big names like Teva and Havaianas, you can probably find something that will pass muster if you shop carefully.

If you're open to something with a few more straps and thus a minute more substantial, there are many brands that offer styles that are quite dressy. Steve Madden, in particular, comes to mind as a business that gives a option of flats, pumps and platforms that can work with pretty much any attire. Sifting straight through other big name brands like, Guess, Anne Klein, Dkny and Calvin Klein tend to turn up more complicated strappy sandals with higher heels. But among them, a accepted shopper will find the odd gem of a simple, comfortable flat that has both aesthetics and allow one's feet to breathe and remain relatively unencumbered.

You've likely noticed that the suggestions I've made about accepted sandals to wear to work are all women's sandals. Although there are many perfect sandal makers for men -- Propet, Kenneth Cole and Stacy Adams come to mind -- sandals at the office for men are an iffy proposition unless you work at a very progressive company. If you're male and your job does not require you to narrative to an office, then, of course, anything goes.

For women, go forth and consequent in my friend Jane's comfortable footsteps.