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Here's how to tackle this quandary when you don't know where those shoes have been—but you don't want to be rude.

At some startups and tech companies, dress codes are getting even more casual. The post-commute changing from sneakers to office-friendly pumps is something well-known to many workers. But could it ...

Another excellent pair of winter shoes from Northwave that provide solid winter protection. I particularly value the lighter colour and more trendy design. A less bulky design is also welcome. You can ...

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The most exciting discount we spotted this month was a rare 37% off Clifton 10 in the Neon Citrus colorway, taking its price below $100. The Cliftons are beloved by podiatrists for their foot health ...

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The E! Insider Shop editors and writers search the internet to find the best products out there. We interview expert sources, comb through customer reviews, and use our own personal experiences to ...

The Tide is holding its fifth annual "Your Soles — Their Souls" shoe drive. According to a community announcement, the drive, sponsored by Cubes Storage Solutions of Chambersburg, runs now through ...

Buzzy Silicon Valley tech startups have offered everything from ball pit slides to free nicotine pouches to keep workers happy – and now they’re telling staffers to leave their shoes at the door.

People entering a house party might expect to see a rack overflowing with shoes by the door. Lately, people entering some startup offices might, too. The “no shoes” trend is spreading in tech offices, ...

Some start-ups, blurring the lines between home and office, are embracing a “no shoes” policy. By Lora Kelley People entering a house party might expect to see a rack overflowing with shoes by the ...