A list of dressy zero drop shoes for men & women
Shoes with no heel elevation for the office or formal occasions
(Last updated 11/25/24)
The shoes highlighted on this list are flat and come in varying sole thicknesses. Some have anatomically shaped toe boxes, while others have a more more rounded or tapered look. Keep in mind that some of these shoes are designed to have elongated toe boxes to create a more refined toe shape. As I discussed in a previous article, shoes don’t have to look like feet to be healthy. The key is to get the right size so your toes aren’t squished. In some circumstances it’s perfectly fine to have 2-3 centimeters extra space (or more) at the end of your shoes. Sandals are an exception, which shouldn’t be too long or you’ll likely trip.
Women’s
Barevene:
Be Lenka:
Camper:
Carets:
Women’s collection (faux heel and elongated toe box)
Drifter Leather:
Fairysteps (made by hand with limited availability. For MTO, choose Vibram Flex Zero Drop sole option):
FeetSutra:
GEA Waldviertler (comes with insoles that have 5mm heel lift, but most shoes are made flat):
Groundies:
Harlem Dance Shoes:
Barefoot models (zero drop and elevated heel options)
Jancarik:
Leguano:
Loints of Holland:
Poppy Barley:
Proalp:
Sambas the Bambas:
Shapen:
Trippen:
Vega:
Vivobarefoot:
Zaqq:
Men’s
Angles Fashion:
BÄR:
Camper:
Carets:
Men’s collection (faux heel and elongated toe box)
Drifter Leather:
FeetSutra:
Free Form:
Zero drop or elevated heel options (elongated toe box) - MTO styles also available
GEA Waldviertler (comes with insoles with 5mm heel lift, but most shoes are made flat):
Groundies:
Jancarik:
Oaka:
Derby shoes (faux heel and elongated toe box. Comes in a regular and wide version)
Pies Sucios:
Trippen:
Vivobarefoot:
Zaqq: