Ugly as all, but work Skechers are comfortable.

walmart nonslips, sketchers, and docs are always good. ask your manager if nonslip crocs are allowed cus there’s some debate!! also, i don’t recommend vans or anything without arch support :)

Hoka. Not the cutest but really comfy

I wear slip on leather vans, I think they are the Asher style!

Any leather boots from a decent brand, I've found good comfort from Kodiak boots, even now that I'm 7 months pregnant, they are a little more affordable than top brands and always have extra 15%or 25% off coupons if you Google for promo codes!


These are my current favorite, good ankle support, love the look, not too heavy, lots of room for working feet (size up a half size). Only issue is because they aren't the slightly more expensive fully weather proof version, and because of the toe threading detail, they arent 100% waterproof, just resistant. I've felt a bit of coffee seep in after a direct drop. But I haven't had soaked feet yet, even in Seattle rain, and the comfort is worth it. Much better than my athletic shoe attempts at all day heavy duty foot protection.

https://www.kodiakboots.com/sale/womens-kodiak-teslin-boot/TESLIN.html?dwvar_TESLIN_color=Brown&dwvar_TESLIN_size=5#sz=24&start=1

I have docs! I wear burgundy ones that I bought as work boots for my old job but I wear black ones when I know we have management coming lol. Breaking them in SUCKS but once they’re broken in they’re my favourite for everyday wear and at work:-)

Sketchers 100%

i’ve been really liking my sneaker-style Shoes for Crews

the nonslip is REALLY good

I wear Skechers but even they’re not good enough for 8 hour shifts. I’m looking into Dansko shoes that nurses wear.

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Sketchers, but I just got some new balance running shoes recently and it changed my life lol so comfy