Crocs do tend to stretch out a little after wearing. Even though they seem tight at first when you just bought them, they can stretch out over time as you keep wearing them, especially when they come in contact with high heat. Most designs of Crocs offer a spacious and relaxed fit. But there are … Read more
Yes, you can. There are different types of Crocs and some are designed as work shoes to be worn to work. Examples of these are the On The Clock Clog and Neria Pro II. As an employee in Mcdonald’s, you’re expected to wear shoes that are sturdy, black, polishable, and non-slip, as written in their … Read more
The truth is that there is no striking difference between men’s and women’s Crocs. Most Crocs that are seen as men’s can also be worn by women and vice versa. However, in terms of fit, color, design, and overall outlook, there are some Crocs that better suit men than women, and there are others that … Read more
Yes, you can wear your favorite Crocs to work at Starbucks as long as they are anti-slip and do not possess any holes or straps. The heels must be covered so as to represent some good professionalism which is a reflection of the Starbucks Company. My favorite go-to Crocs work shoes is the On the … Read more
According to the Chick-Fil-A dress code, certain Crocs fall into the category of wearable shoes for a staff working at the Company. Fantastic slip-resistant models like the Women’s Kadee Workflats and Yukon Vista Clogs that possess what they call the “Crocs Lock Treading†are accepted for food services like Chick-Fil-A. Much like any other workplace, … Read more