a long shot, but i saw a crocs type shoe (don't know the brand, if it was in fact a crocs shoe, or if it was specifically for work).

i've been though the crocs site and did not see it. the closest was the Crocs On-The-Clock Work Slip-On - but the one i saw had air holes.

it's not the usual crocs that you see, with the open heal - this one had a closed heal, and the breathable holes on the side - back too maybe iirc.

any ideas?

I have seen those also and from what I recall they were often being worn by nurses and docs in the OR/ER. You might see if a place that supplies scrubs to those folks carries them. We have a local uniform shop which carries that type of shoes.

good lead. this was at a pharmacy where i volunteer.

The most common doc/nurse shoe for a long time, at least around here, has been Dansko clogs. I don't remember ever seeing any with air holes though.

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Originally posted by maladat:
The most common doc/nurse shoe for a long time, at least around here, has been Dansko clogs. I don't remember ever seeing any with air holes though.

saw some of those. are these worn with socks or no?

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Originally posted by f2:

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Originally posted by maladat:
The most common doc/nurse shoe for a long time, at least around here, has been Dansko clogs. I don't remember ever seeing any with air holes though.

saw some of those. are these worn with socks or no?

Generally, I think so.

ok - found out they were crocs clogs w/no heel.