Collection: Non Safety Work Boots

Explore Practical Work Boots for Every Workday

Our collection of non-safety work boots comes in various popular styles, including dealer boots, Chelsea boots, wellies, and utility boots.

Whether you need something easy to slip on or a bit more rugged, we’ve got options that fit your needs. Plus, they’re versatile enough to wear outside of work too. So if you’re heading out after a long shift, this is footwear that will do it both.

We stock some of the best workwear brands in the game, such as Blundstone, Hard Yakka, and Hoggs Professional, so you can trust you're getting top-quality footwear here.

Footwear for Wet and Cold Conditions

Let’s face it—working in wet weather or cold conditions is a part of the job for many of us.

Our waterproof boots are perfect for keeping your feet dry on those rainy days when you need to keep moving without worrying about soggy socks. Then, when the temperature drops, our boots with thermal insulation will keep your feet nice and toasty. They’re built to handle the elements, so you can focus on getting the job done without freezing your toes off.

And because they don’t have the extra bulk of safety features, they’re a great choice for jobs where you need to stay light on your feet.

How to Find the Right Size & Fit

A good fit can make all the difference between a productive day at work and one where you’re limping around with blisters. That’s why it’s essential to get the fit just right when you’re choosing your work boots.

Try on your boots at the end of the day when your feet are at their largest. This might sound odd, but your feet swell throughout the day, so this ensures you’re getting the most accurate fit. Make sure there’s enough room to wiggle your toes, but not so much that your feet slide around. Your heels should stay in place as you walk—no slipping or rubbing.

Check out our size guides on each product page, and if you're in between sizes, it's usually recommended to size up, especially if you're planning on wearing thick socks. 

How to Take Care of Your Work Boots

One of the most common questions we get is, “Can I just throw my work boots in the washing machine?” The short answer is no—most work boots aren’t designed to handle the rough and tumble of a washing machine. The agitation and water can damage the materials and weaken the structure of the boots.

So, how should you clean them? Start by removing any loose dirt or mud with a brush or a damp cloth. For tougher stains, you can use a mild soap and water solution, but be sure not to soak the boots. After cleaning, let them air dry at room temperature—never on a radiator or in direct sunlight, as this can cause the materials to crack or shrink. If your boots get soaked, stuff them with newspaper to help them retain their shape as they dry.

If you’ve got leather boots, it’s a good idea to condition them every now and then to keep the leather supple and prevent it from drying out. A good leather conditioner can go a long way in extending the life of your boots.

Keen to learn more? Check out our full guide. 

When Should You Choose Safety Boots?

Safety boots are essential in many industries where heavy objects or hazardous materials are a risk, but they’re not always necessary for every job. If your work doesn’t involve these kinds of dangers, non-safety boots are often a better choice.

However, if there’s even a slight chance of something heavy dropping on your feet or any other risk, safety boots are worth the investment. Remember to be aware of any Health & Safety regulations for your worksite too, as this will often dictate whether you need to wear them or not.

Grab Your Perfect Pair of Non-Safety Boots Today

Step into comfort, style, and durability with our collection of work footwear —all without the extra weight of safety features. Shop our range to get the best boots for your workday and beyond.