Shoes for Crews Executive Wing Slip-Resistant Dress Shoe Size 39
Product Description
The Shoes for Crews Executive Wing is a slip-resistant dress shoe designed for hospitality and catering environments where staff need to look presentable without compromising on safety or comfort during...
Specifications
- Clothing size
- 39
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Lace Up
- Weight
- 350g
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Product Description
The Shoes for Crews Executive Wing is a slip-resistant dress shoe designed for hospitality and catering environments where staff need to look presentable without compromising on safety or comfort during a full shift. It is styled as a traditional Oxford-influenced shoe, making it appropriate for both front-of-house and back-of-house roles where a smarter appearance is expected.
In a working kitchen or busy restaurant floor, grip underfoot is a genuine safety requirement rather than a convenience feature. The Executive Wing is built around Shoes for Crews' slip-resistant sole technology, which is developed specifically for the wet, greasy, and food-contaminated floor surfaces common in commercial kitchens and service areas. The lightweight construction — the shoe comes in at 350g — helps reduce fatigue over long shifts, which matters when staff are on their feet for eight hours or more.
Practical reasons operators and FOH managers specify this shoe include:
- Slip-resistant sole suited to wet kitchen and service floor conditions
- Smart dress appearance appropriate for front-of-house roles
- Lightweight build to reduce fatigue over long shifts
- Suitable for both kitchen and restaurant floor environments
- Available in a range of sizes to fit team-wide uniform programmes
This shoe is a sensible choice for restaurants, hotels, contract catering operations, and any venue where staff PPE needs to meet both safety standards and presentation requirements. It is best suited to roles where a formal shoe is expected — it is not a heavily reinforced safety boot and should not be treated as such in environments where heavier foot protection is required.
If you are specifying footwear across a larger team or are unsure whether this model suits a particular role or environment, our team is happy to help you choose correctly before you order.
Key Features
- Slip-resistant sole designed for wet and greasy floor surfaces
- Lightweight 350g construction for all-day wearability
- Smart Oxford-influenced styling suitable for front-of-house dress codes
- Built to Shoes for Crews' commercial hospitality safety standards
- Available in standard sizing to support team uniform programmes
Operational Benefits
- Reduces slip risk on wet and food-contaminated kitchen or service floors
- Supports staff comfort and reduces fatigue across full-length shifts
- Keeps front-of-house teams presentable without sacrificing safety compliance
- Simplifies PPE sourcing for venues requiring smart safety footwear
- Suitable across both kitchen and restaurant floor roles in one style
Specifications
- Clothing size
- 39
- Colour
- Black
- Fastening
- Lace Up
- Weight
- 350g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, the slip-resistant sole is designed for the kind of wet, greasy floor conditions found in commercial kitchens, so it performs in both environments. That said, it is a dress shoe rather than a reinforced safety boot, so if your kitchen environment requires toe protection to a specific EN ISO standard, you should verify this model meets that requirement before specifying it.
- The Executive Wing is sized in EU sizing — size 39 corresponds to a UK size 6. If you are ordering across a team, it is worth confirming individual staff sizes against the Shoes for Crews size guide, as fit can vary slightly between styles. We can advise on bulk ordering if you are equipping a larger front-of-house or kitchen brigade.
- Shoes for Crews' slip-resistant technology is developed specifically for hospitality floor surfaces — including wet tiles, vinyl, and food-contaminated areas common in kitchens and restaurant floors. As with any safety footwear, effectiveness is also affected by how well floors are maintained, so it works best as part of a broader slip-prevention approach rather than as a standalone measure.