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True or false..
True or False: These shoes could go with black OR khaki OR brown pants.
"You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you." - Dale Carnegie
Re: True or false..
FWIW, these would be for work and working weddings, not a fashion statement.
I'm investing in professional super-comfy shoes that I could wear with my gray scrubs and also when working weddings, where I mostly wear black pants, but it might be nice to have something that goes with khaki/brown too.
If you're going for comfort.. why not just a basic, versatile black flat? I know Crocs are notorious for comfort... WDYT about these?
http://www.crocs.com/crocs-mccall-winter/10625,default,pd.html
lol Madisen. I haven't bought anything. Please feel free to suggest, but it has to be Dankso or Sanita.
CD -- I'm on my feet all day -- flats don't cut it. I need cushion and arch support.
ETA -- I guess there are other brands similar to the 2 I mentioned that would work -- those are just the 2 of which I'm aware.
I also like these, but would be SOL in the rare event I wore khaki/brown pants to a wedding. It's rare enough that I don't think i'm willing to use it as a huge factor in shoes that are this expensive (I've been wearing $30 shoes for 5.5yrs now...), but more of a "it would be even better if.."
These are Naturalizer. I know they have a heel, but they're a wedge so should be super comfortable and have the arch support you want.
I knoooow they're ugly. But they're better than the giant clogs.
Reeny is one of the best looking styles on the Dansko site I think. Also, black shoes don't look bad with khaki.
If you don't want to worry about polished toenails, these are Naturalizer too and come in a couple more colors.
Can't do open toe (safety).
Those are really cute, but... can you seriously see those under a pair of scrubs? I think I'd look like a 'tard.
I'm also doubting the comfiness for all day, but I'd be willing to try them.
Sooooooo the consensus I'm getting here is just buy a pair of ugly clogs for work
and suck it up and buy big girl shoes for weddings.
*whine* *sigh* *complain*
Sorry, I missed the for both scrubs and weddings.
These are all Clarks:
Which is why I posted the Crocs brand flats. I knew girls at Applebees & Target that wore them & raved about them. They actually have cushion & arch support & aren't just flat like typical flats.
I hadn't considered Clarks. Those would probably work. Thanks, Madisen!
Lol Maritza -- I've been wearing the same pair every day for 5 1/2 years now, so I'm not too worried about that. I'd rather that they actually lasted that long, as opposed to mine which should have been chucked a whiiiiile ago.