FAQ: Healthcare and Professional Footwear

What is the difference between sanitary shoe and safety shoe?

The sanitary shoe (EN ISO 20347 standard) often does not have a protective toe cap because there is no risk of serious crushing, but focuses on slip-resistance and comfort. The safety shoe (EN ISO 20345) always has a safety toecap.

Are the clogs autoclavable?

Yes, we have special thermoplastic rubber models that can be autoclaved at high temperatures, ensuring total elimination of bacteria and contaminants.

What does SRC certification mean in white shoes?

SRC stands for the highest level of slip resistance on ceramic floors (with water and detergent) and steel (with glycerin), which is essential for preventing injuries in hospitals and kitchens.