Shoe Safety Meets Shoe Style-designer Shoes Hot Trend

When we think about adding some designer shoes to our wardrobe

, were quite double minded due to big amount of money going out of our pockets. Well, time to change your window shopping to some actual shopping. tReds now offers exclusive discounts on a huge collection of designer shoes for Men, Women and Kids.

Dr Martens is brand that has a tremendous reputation and admiration.Shopping for women is something that they inherit naturally and cannot ignore this natural instinct, no matter what profession or race they belong to. tReds has exciting offers on various styles of designer shoes including high boots, summer sandals, casual pumps from top brands like Dr. Martens, Oxygen, Sugar and tReds own collection. Some hot sellers include Christina from Dr. Martens, Kiel from Apple shoes (A super little boot that offers comfort in hard wearing), Morigami Sweater by Sugar and a classic summer sandal GLD23 by tReds featuring a selection of faux gem stones along the central foot and a faux snake skin contrasting strap.

Work, work, work.Its what we do most of our lives.And as weve seen repeated throughout history, workplace accidents take many forms, not excluding accidents that could have been prevented with the help of some good, sturdy work boots.

Dropping a piece of equipment or piercing your foot through the sole of your shoe could result in serious damage.So why take the chance?Even artists utilize the benefits of wearing safe footwearwhat if the 12 by 10 masterpiece youve been working on for the last three years moves just a little off balance and comes crashing down on your toes?You can bet your tootsies its going to hurt.And where does that leave you on the opening night of your exhibition?Probably at home or the hospital, mending broken bones and asking yourself Why didnt I buy the shoes with the steel toe enforcement?

So thats why its good to use your head to think for your feet.Now that weve got that clear, lets talk options.

The Doc Martens Steel Toe Slip-On Wellington boots puts me in foot frenzy because theyre exactly as described, slip-on.That means no laces!This idea is appealing to me straightaway, being a person whos often late for work, and between a coffee and the subway, my laces are often tied clumsily or not at all.Slip-on means not tripping over the front steps and killing yourself before 9am.Hallelujah!

Tripping over your shoelaces is one thing, but many other dangers lurk in the workplace, ready to pounce on the first reckless, unfortunate sole in its path.These Doc Martens can foot the bill.Durable and comfortable, you get more than what you bargained for with Air Wave midsoles and cushioned insoles.Traction on the outer soles prevents slippingall except for slipping these beauties on.Oh yeah, and theyre shock resistant too, so you wont be sporting a frizz anytime soon.

Another great source for those in high-risk occupations is Skechers UK.They have an entire line dedicated to workplace safety, and essentially, every day footwear safety.From the Skechers Work Hydrator-Walden with a pebbled leather upper, to the Work Canyon-Hobby with steel toe, shoppers can choose between countless designs with varying degrees of protection, depending on what theyre looking for in a shoe.

Shop around the UK for the boots that suit you.Safety and style now go hand in hand.

by:kim Steiner

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