Shoes For Crews Men's Leather Dress Shoe – Size 39
Product Description
The Shoes For Crews men's dress shoe is a full-grain leather work shoe designed for hospitality and catering environments where slip resistance and all-day comfort are both required. It presents...
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Lace Up
- Material
- Leather
- Shoe size
- 39
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Product Description
The Shoes For Crews men's dress shoe is a full-grain leather work shoe designed for hospitality and catering environments where slip resistance and all-day comfort are both required. It presents smartly enough for front-of-house use while meeting the practical demands of kitchen and service areas.
In a working kitchen or restaurant floor setting, the main hazard footwear needs to address is contaminated flooring — water, cooking oils, and food debris create slip conditions that standard dress shoes are not built for. The MightyGrip sole on this shoe is specifically formulated to maintain traction on wet, oily, and debris-covered surfaces, which makes it a practical choice for staff who move between the kitchen and the dining area during service.
Key practical features include:
- Full-grain leather upper offering durability and resistance to spills
- MightyGrip slip-resistant sole rated for wet and oily floor conditions
- Removable cushioned insole to support comfort during long shifts
- Smart appearance suitable for front-of-house and mixed-role positions
The leather construction provides reasonable protection against incidental knocks and liquid splashes at foot level, though it is worth noting this is a dress shoe rather than a full safety shoe — it does not carry steel toecap protection. For roles involving heavy equipment handling or significant crush risk, a dedicated safety boot with toe protection would be more appropriate.
This shoe is well suited to waiting staff, bar staff, kitchen porters, and chefs in roles where a smarter appearance is expected alongside slip resistance. It is a practical everyday option for single-site and multi-site operators looking to standardise staff footwear without sacrificing presentation. If staff are working exclusively in heavy-duty kitchen environments with higher impact risk, it is worth considering a more robust safety-rated option from the range.
If you are unsure which footwear category best suits your team's roles and working environment, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Full-grain leather upper resists spills and withstands daily wear
- MightyGrip sole provides traction on wet, oily, and debris-covered floors
- Removable cushioned insole supports comfort across long shifts
- Smart dress-shoe profile suitable for front-of-house environments
- Lightweight leather construction at 1.2kg per pair for all-day wear
Operational Benefits
- Reduces slip risk for staff working on wet or grease-contaminated floors
- Keeps staff comfortable and on their feet throughout full service shifts
- Supports a consistent, professional appearance for front-of-house teams
- Durable leather extends shoe life across demanding daily hospitality use
- Versatile enough for mixed kitchen and dining floor roles in one shift
Specifications
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Lace Up
- Material
- Leather
- Shoe size
- 39
- Shoe type
- Safety Shoes
- Weight
- 1.2kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It is practical for both environments. The MightyGrip sole handles the wet and oily floor conditions common in kitchen areas, and the leather upper offers reasonable splash resistance. However, this is a dress shoe without steel toecap protection, so for roles with significant exposure to falling heavy equipment, a safety-rated shoe with toe protection would be the more appropriate choice.
- Size 39 in the Shoes For Crews range corresponds to a UK size 5. If you are ordering for multiple staff members, it is worth confirming individual sizing against the brand's own size guide, as fit can vary slightly between styles.
- Regular wiping down with a damp cloth after each shift helps prevent oil and food residue from breaking down the leather over time. A light application of leather conditioner periodically will help maintain the upper, and it is worth inspecting the sole periodically for wear, as grip performance will reduce once the tread is significantly worn.