Shoes for Crews Womens Reese Slip-On Shoes Black Size 39
Product Description
The Shoes for Crews Reese is a women's slip-on work shoe designed for hospitality and catering environments where staff need footwear that looks presentable and performs reliably through a full...
Specifications
- Clothing size
- 39
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Slip On
- Material
- Leather
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Product Description
The Shoes for Crews Reese is a women's slip-on work shoe designed for hospitality and catering environments where staff need footwear that looks presentable and performs reliably through a full shift. Constructed with a leather upper, the Reese sits comfortably within a smart-casual uniform without drawing attention away from the overall presentation of front-of-house or kitchen staff.
In a working environment, the shoe's slip-resistant sole is its most operationally important feature. Catering and hospitality floors — whether tiled kitchen surfaces, polished restaurant floors, or wet service areas — present a genuine slip risk throughout service. The Reese is built to provide consistent grip across these surfaces, which is a practical consideration for any operator managing staff safety obligations.
Day-to-day, the Reese offers a balance of practicality and comfort suited to long periods on foot:
- Leather upper is durable and straightforward to wipe clean at the end of service
- Slip-on fit with a cushioned heel area reduces fatigue during extended shifts
- Lightweight construction at 241g keeps the shoe comfortable across a full working day
- Smart black finish suits most front-of-house uniform requirements
This is a size 39 (UK size 6). It is worth confirming staff sizing carefully before ordering, particularly where uniform compliance requires a consistent fit across a team. The Reese is designed for everyday hospitality use rather than heavy industrial kitchen environments — for roles requiring reinforced toe protection or more robust sole construction, a dedicated safety-rated option would be more appropriate.
If you are selecting footwear for a full team or want to discuss what suits your specific operation, our team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Slip-resistant sole providing reliable grip on wet and tiled surfaces
- Leather upper offering a durable and easy-to-clean finish
- Lightweight construction at 241g for all-day wearability
- Cushioned heel area designed to reduce fatigue during long shifts
- Slip-on fit with smart black finish suited to uniform requirements
Operational Benefits
- Reduces slip risk for staff working on wet or polished kitchen floors
- Leather upper wipes clean quickly, saving time at the end of service
- Low weight helps staff stay comfortable across a full working day
- Cushioned heel supports staff wellbeing during extended standing periods
- Smart appearance maintains a consistent and professional front-of-house presentation
Specifications
- Clothing size
- 39
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Slip On
- Material
- Leather
- Weight
- 241g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Reese is well suited to front-of-house and light kitchen roles where slip resistance and smart appearance are the priorities. It is not a safety-rated shoe with toe protection, so for roles involving heavy equipment handling or significant drop risk, a dedicated safety-rated boot or shoe would be the more appropriate choice.
- Shoes for Crews build their slip-resistance technology specifically for the hospitality industry, and the Reese sole is designed to perform on wet tiles, polished stone, and greasy kitchen floors — the surfaces most commonly associated with slip incidents in catering environments. Performance will vary with floor condition and maintenance, so keeping floors clean remains important regardless of footwear.
- This listing is size 39, which corresponds to a UK size 6. Shoes for Crews sizing tends to run true to size, but where staff are between sizes it is generally advisable to size up to maintain comfort during a full shift. If you are ordering for a team, it is worth having staff confirm their measurements rather than assuming standard sizing will suit everyone.