Slip-On Chef Work Shoes: EUR Sizes and Material Checks

These slip-on chef work shoes are listed as one black pair in a selected EUR size, with a microfiber upper, mesh lining, EVA midsole and rubber outsole. The available EUR labels do not include a model-specific foot-length chart. A patterned sole and supplier claims do not establish a verified slip-resistance rating or safety certification for model 926.

This guide covers that specific listing and its original supplier materials. The shoes have not been physically inspected or wear-tested for this guide, and the material descriptions have not been independently tested.

What comes in one pair of these chef work shoes?

One unit contains two black shoes in the selected EUR size. Choosing one size does not order all eight options, and photographs showing both shoes describe a pair rather than an extra pair.

The original images show an enclosed toe and heel, a lace-free upper, front and rear pull loops and a patterned outsole. These visible details distinguish the shape of model 926; they do not identify a protective toe cap, establish support for a particular foot or demonstrate how the shoe performs during a shift.

What do the eight EUR labels tell you about fit?

The checked options are EUR 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45 and 46. EUR 39 and 44 are not among those selections. That makes this an eight-option list, not an uninterrupted size range; check the current purchase options rather than assuming the missing numbers can be ordered.

No model 926 foot-length chart was found in the reviewed source images, description or expanded options. Recommended foot lengths, insole lengths, widths, measurement method and tolerance remain unconfirmed. The EUR numbers therefore identify purchase options, not measured lengths that can be matched to your feet from this guide.

Ask for the chart for model 926 before choosing on the basis of a foot measurement. Do not substitute another shoe's chart, a general US/UK conversion or a reviewer's size. There is no evidence here for a true-to-size claim or an automatic size-up rule. The shipping-carton dimensions are not a substitute for fit measurements.

Which materials are stated for the upper, lining and sole?

The supplier's upper-material attribute says Microfiber Leather, while the current product page describes a synthetic microfiber upper. A leather-like surface does not establish animal leather. Mesh is listed for the lining, EVA for the midsole and rubber for the outsole.

These are material descriptions, not results from composition, wear or comfort testing. They do not establish how the shoes manage heat or moisture, how long they last, or how they perform on a particular floor. Keep the material names separate from promises about breathability, cushioning, water resistance or all-day comfort.

Product facts and the checks they leave open

The table separates the listed or visible details from the information still needed for a buying decision. Not confirmed means the reviewed materials do not settle that question; it does not mean a measurement or test result is zero.

The 30.4 cm figure belongs to the package, not to a shoe or the space for a foot. Likewise, 0.828 kg is a gross package weight, not a measured net weight of the pair. Neither figure can fill the missing fit chart.

Does a patterned rubber sole establish slip resistance?

The tread photograph and rubber attribute do not provide a slip-test result. The supplier uses slip-resistant, oil-proof and waterproof wording, but no matching test report was obtained to establish those performance claims for model 926.

The source also presents a CE-related document. The reviewed image is only page 1 of 2 and places the model designations on the missing next page. The source dialog and document image disagree about the issuing body. Without the full documents and a verified connection to model 926, the image does not settle this shoe's certification or slip rating.

That uncertainty is not proof that the shoe failed a test or that a document is forged. It means the available evidence cannot support a certification or performance assurance. If your workplace requires a specific footwear rating, do not treat the shoe's category, sole pattern or supplier wording as confirmation that it meets that requirement.

What should you clarify before ordering?

Confirm the selected black EUR option and one-pair quantity against the current offer. Request the foot-length and fit information for model 926, including the measurement method, rather than a chart for another shoe.

If a particular slip or protective rating matters to your purchase, ask for the complete certificate, model annex and corresponding test report. The documents need to identify the relevant model or sole and explain what was tested; the conflicting issuer details also need clarification.

Ask for the model's care instructions before choosing a cleaning routine. Nothing in the reviewed material establishes machine washing or a specific chemical, temperature or drying method.

Frequently asked questions

Does one unit include one shoe or a pair?

One unit is one selected black pair, containing two shoes in one EUR size. It does not include all eight size options or an additional pair shown elsewhere in the photographs.

Can I select a size from my foot length in centimetres?

Not from the information currently available in this guide. A model 926 foot-length chart and its measurement method have not been obtained. Do not assign your measurement to a EUR label using another shoe's chart or a general conversion.

Are EUR 39 and 44 available in this listing?

They are not among the eight checked options: 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45 and 46. Check the current offer before ordering; this observation is not a statement that 39 or 44 can never be offered.

Is the microfiber upper animal leather?

The current product description identifies synthetic microfiber. The supplier's Microfiber Leather wording and the leather-like appearance do not establish animal leather; no independent composition test was performed for this guide.

Are these shoes verified as certified slip-resistant footwear?

No model-specific certification coverage or corresponding slip-test result has been verified in the reviewed evidence. Rubber, visible tread and supplier claims are not sufficient proof. This is a limitation of the available evidence, not a finding that the shoe failed a test.

Review the black slip-on chef work shoes and current EUR options, then clarify the missing fit information and any performance documents your purchase depends on.