Toes out at work?

[CheekyFuckersDontGetPastMe]

Yes or no?

The men don’t turn up in sandals sans socks. Company dress code only mentions no flip flops.

It’s customer facing.

I can’t decide if IABU or not but I think yuck every time I see someone else’s toes at work.

[Tubbyinthehottub]

I think for women it's ok. I don't do it only because I don't like my toes though.

[Xyzzzzz]

Depends on the job I work in an office so it’s fine. But when I worked in retail which meant going up and down ladders it was a no.

[Brefugee]

Summer clothes (no tights, sandles, light dresses/skirts) are what I used to refer to as my perk as a woman and if men had a problem with it I'd turn up in a suit, tie, socks and shoes as long as I got paid the same and had the same chance of promotion.

I worked in a sexist company and they never took me up on it, didn't pay me the same as a male counterpart and never promoted me because I had children. Fuck it. It's one of the few times women "get one over on men" in the workplace

[HairycakeLinehan]

Depending on the shoe.
Flip flop- no.
Nice sandals or strapped shoes-yes.

[BlueJava]

Depends on the job - I'd go with whatever is done by the majority! Where I work anyone can wear shorts, sandals, t-shirts etc. I've never known anyone be spoken to about it and we've had some outlandish stuff worn.

[CloserIAm2Fine]

Unless it’s a health and safety issue like catering or manual labour etc I can’t bring myself to particularly care what other people put on their feet.

[Mac47]

Grosses me out. Especially when one woman in the staff room slips off her birkenstocks and puts her feet all over the seat opposite her. I'm running out of unsullied chairs to sit on.

[Snog]

I think it's fine if you have well groomed feet!
Moisturised and pedicured.

[Upuntilrecently]

Hmmm I personally dont think it looks very professional but lots of woman wear sandals at my work

[MitziK]

Dear Lord, no.

I work with hundreds of teenagers clumping around. Steel toecapped boots are more appropriate footwear with them around.

[CupOhTea]

Not in any of the offices I've worked in and definitely not in the restaurants or hotels which had a strict uniform policy.

[CherryPavlova]

I wouldn’t accept sandals for either men or women.

[churchthecat]

I work in a huge office and wear birks.

People wear all sorts; dungarees, suits, smart dresses, jeans, tie dye, anything. Dress code was abolished last year. 🤘

[Pepperdino]

Absolutely fine where I am. But it's a pretty relaxed working environment.

[category12]

God no. We have enough moaning about the office temperature/air con already.

[SheeshKebab]

It was fine when I worked in an office. Everyone was in flip flops as soon as the sun was out! Very relaxed working environment, it was great.

[YourSarcasmIsDripping]

I wear flip flops at work in the summer.

[CheekyFuckersDontGetPastMe]

Grosses me out. Especially when one woman in the staff room slips off her birkenstocks and puts her feet all over the seat opposite her. I'm running out of unsullied chairs to sit on.

Ugh! I’m struggling to(e) cope with pretty manicured shiny polish toes, that would tip me over the edge!

[WellTidy]

Fine where I work - professional office

[FairyBunnyAgain]

I work in a relaxed office environment men and women have their ones out as soon as the sun comes out. Summer wear is shorts and dresses, customers come in, no problems. Some dress more formally throughout the year that’s their choice.

[ASauvignonADay]

Not allowed open toes at my work!

[RottnestFerry]

Flip flops are OK where I work for men and women, never mind sandals, as long as safety footwear is worn when appropriate.

[NaturalBornWoman]

I dress on the smarter side of smart casual as a senior manager in my fairly casual office environment and I wear heeled sandals with summer clothes. I do have immaculate feet.

[MrsFogi]

I was brought up to understand that no toes or armpits should be exposed at work.

[adaline]

No open toed shoes allowed here, but that's only because we do lifting of boxes and lots of running up and down stairs!