British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg admitted to "padding around" his office without his shoes recently--to the outcry of the sartorial press.
And as summer makes the downward arch into its dog days, we have to ask ourselves if we have the flexibility to free our feetsies.
BARE FOOT-ERY: AN OFFICE EFFRONTERY?
According to an Adecco survey, more than 40 percent of people feel offended when colleagues take their shoes off at work. Fast Company's previously gone on record against flip-flops, with the argument that if we can see your toes, that's not good.
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