From a long day at work to a long night of holiday shopping, feel the comfort of the season in fashion forward nurses shoes from brand names you know and love. Let Scrubs & Beyond® help you complete your holiday look as these medical shoes are not only adorable, but also provide the support and comfort you need to get through your day.
This holiday season, the Alegria® brand brings the addition of a black and white houndstooth, a festive red plaid, and a sassy red patent to Scrubs & Beyond's nursing clogs lineup. Fun and comfortable as ever, these classic medical shoes appear in many different colors and prints in the Scrubs & Beyond winter catalog.
The next best thing to walking barefoot is a clog so comfortable you will feel like you are! Scrubs & Beyond has the perfect nursing shoe for you! Great styles for work and play are available in a Klog® with a footbed designed with ample arch support and a contoured heel cup to reduce foot stress. They are anti-microbial and odor resistant too.
Birkenstock® is also presenting super supportive medical shoes. These clogs are not only comfortable with supportive foam construction and a removable cork footbed, they are also washable to 140°F. If you prefer the traditional cork bottom Birkenstock is known for, try Birki's® Dorian or the updated cork bottom of Birki's Shetland style.
Not to be outdone, Dansko® also has clogs you can wear hours on end. These classics have excellent shock absorption and lateral stability that keep you energized from day to night. Dansko® clogs are sure to be the gift your feet are asking for.
If you know someone who could use a comfortable pair of medical shoes, check out Scrubs & Beyond's gift buying guide. If you are unsure what size they might wear, you can buy them Scrubs & Beyond gift cards. Now through December 31, buy a $100 gift card and receive a $10 gift card free! Not only will you be giving someone an excellent gift, you can treat yourself to something as well.
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