Calzuro Classic Without Holes Metallic Grey

Grey is the colour that works everywhere — and the metallic finish gives it an edge that plain grey simply does not have. These metallic grey closed-toe professional clogs pair a refined, neutral look with the full clinical specification required in healthcare, food service and laboratory environments.

Built to perform across every setting

• Fully closed upper with no ventilation holes — complete protection against fluids, spills and contaminants, meeting the strictest professional footwear protocols
• Autoclavable to 273°F — sterilization-ready and structurally stable through repeated cycles, with no colour degradation
• Certified slip-resistant outsole — reliable traction on wet, greasy and polished floors in clinical and culinary environments
• Anti-static and latex-free — compliant with the safety requirements of operating theatres, sterile processing units and food production areas
• Eco-friendly construction — manufactured with a reduced environmental footprint, a practical consideration for institutional procurement
• Slight heel elevation with massaging footbed — reduces fatigue and supports circulation during extended shifts on hard floors

A neutral that fits any uniform

Metallic grey integrates naturally with white, navy, black and scrub-green uniforms, making it one of the most versatile colour options in the closed-toe professional clog range. It is a practical choice for staff who rotate across departments or work in environments without a strict colour-coding policy. Unisex sizing from EU 34/35 to 46/47 covers the full team.

Understated in colour, uncompromising in performance — shift after shift.

Q: Does the metallic grey finish scratch or dull with regular use and autoclaving?
R: The metallic finish is part of the material itself rather than a surface treatment, so it holds up well through regular use and repeated autoclave cycles at 273°F without significant scratching or dulling over time.

Q: Are these suitable for environments without a colour-coded footwear policy?
R: Yes. The neutral metallic grey tone works across a wide range of uniform colours and professional settings, making it a practical default choice for staff who are not required to follow a specific departmental colour scheme.

Q: How do these compare to the metallic blue version in terms of specification?
R: Both share identical technical specifications — autoclavable to 273°F, certified slip-resistant, anti-static, latex-free and eco-friendly. The only difference is the colour, so the choice comes down to uniform compatibility or personal preference.