school shoes
Classroom dress code
School shoes are sturdy, typically plain footwear required or considered appropriate for students to wear at school.
The term is most common in countries with school uniform policies, where dress codes specify acceptable styles—usually black leather or leather-look shoes rather than trainers or sandals: We need to buy new school shoes before term starts.
The phrase can also refer more loosely to any practical shoes parents deem suitable for the wear and tear of childhood.
- loafersLaceless slip-on shoes
- uniformIdentical throughout
- polishSmooth by rubbing
- lacesShoe-closing strings
- lace upFasten with cords
scuffed · worn out · buckle · leather · black · playground · socks · shiny · blisters · backpack · recess · velcro · squeaky · outgrown · new term · fitting · patent · rubber soles
- appareldresses, shirt, blouses, skirts, dress
- footwearboot, sandal, boots, pumps, sandals
- school uniformsblazer, plaid skirt, pleated skirt, knee socks, loafers
- school suppliespencils, pens, erasers, pencil, notebooks
- Clarks shoesdesert boots, originals, weaver, lugger, desert trek
- Japanese footweargeta, zori, tabi, wooden clogs, platform clogs
school shoesbarefoot
Wearing no shoes
trainers · sneakers · flip-flops · sandals · slippers
school shoesrunning shoes
Footwear for athletic movement
athletic shoes · trainers · cleats · hiking boots · gym shoes
school shoessandals
Open strappy footwear
flip-flops · beach sandals · beach shoes · bare feet · pool shoes
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