21 Sneakers You Can Wear to Work — Starting at $11

Depending on where you work, you may be able to wear sneakers to the office. But we aren’t talking dingy gym shoes or smelly tennis sneakers when there are so many affordable, fashionable sneakers on Amazon you actually can wear to work, and out almost anywhere afterwards.

Whether you’re looking for $17 snakeskin slip-ons or designer Coach low-tops to go with your new bag, we’ve found sneakers you can wear to work at every price point. No matter what you pick, these will kick your business casual outfits up a notch.

7 Office-Approved Sneakers Less Than $20!

Fashion doesn’t have to be expensive! These sneakers are super cute — and affordable. Like literally $11 affordable.

1. Pleather Please: These pleather slip-ons are a skater shoe’s business-casual older cousin. The quilted faux leather is super chic, and did we mention, they’re super affodable? Yes, please.

2. Faux Flats: Ballet flats-meet-sneakers in these white eyelet slip-ons. Whether you wear them with slacks or skinny jeans is entirely up to you. Since they’re white, you won’t want to spill on them… but if you do they’re easy to clean.

3. Keep It Casual: For a more casual look, these Chuck Taylor-alikes are less than $20, and they come in 21 colors. Seriously — where have these been all our lives?

4. Lady in Red: We’re kind of obsessed with these dark red lace-ups. The faux leather and suede really kicks it up a notch, but we won’t tell how little you paid.

5. Snake-Free: No snakes were actually harmed in the making of these snakeskin slip-ons. Plus, they’ll look great with that new pencil skirt.

6. Pretty in Pink: We love a faux leather sneaker — especially one that’s shaped just like those pricey Adidas everyone in Soho has.

7. Cross Cross: Trick your entire team into thinking you’re wearing booties with a pair of sandal-style wedge criss cross platform sneakers. At this price you can’t go wrong.

7 Mid-Priced, Work-Appropriate Sneakers For $50 or Less

Staying under $50 opens up a lot of possibilities from great brands like Sperry and Steve Madden, but keeps it so wallet-friendly.

1. Prep In Your Step: Yes, Sperry makes more than boat shoes — they also make nautical espadrille-mule style sneakers for under $50. Just like their leather counterparts, they’re durable… and they’ll look great with that new blazer.

2. Good As Gold: Guess’ Loven Sneakers are elegant but still youthful. Match the gold detailing with some jewelry of your own, and you’ll have a complete ‘fit.

3. Green Goddess: Steve Madden is best known for its boots, flats and heels — but is has platform sneakers too! Dress ’em up with a skirt or down with jeans and if green isn’t your color, try the other 11 shades.

4. You Are My Sunshine: It’s OK to have a favorite shoe that isn’t a name brand (even if Blowfish Malibu has been around since 2006)… like these embroidered floral sneakers. They’re colorful, unique and reviews say they’re comfortable.

5. Bring The Funk: There’s nothing wrong with adding a pop of color to your office ‘fit. These funky colorful kicks emulate a retro 90s style, and they also provide extra cushioning, so you’ll be comfortable all day.

6. Preppy Princess: Whether you’re schmoozing clients with a day of polo or simply sitting in the office all day, Tommy Hilfiger’s Lightz Sneaker is so sophisticated (but still fun, we promise!).

7. Add Some Height: Another bootie look-alike is Steve Madden’s Wedgie. It looks like your typical leather zipper bootie, with a sneaker sole. They’re under $50, and nobody will know the difference.

Splurge on 7 Pairs of Business-Casual Sneakers For $60 and Up

If you’re looking for mostly designer sneakers, we got you.

1. Weightless: Cole Haan’s Grand Crosscourt sneaker is both comfortable and lightweight for all-day wear. Honestly, you might forget you’re even wearing shoes. And though it’s both real leather and designer, each pair is just $65.

2. Florals: What’s cooler than a Betsey Johnson sneaker? The legendary designer’s Nino sneakers are mostly white with blue embroidered flowers. They also have a 1.25-inch platform, adding a little height.

3. Straight Outta Soho: Nobody can stop you when you’re wearing Coach’s Soho sneaker. With the iconic Coach print in different shades of brown — and the classic C on the side — that splurge could be worth it.

4. Courtside Fashion: There’s nothing classier than a shoe that screams “courtside seats.” Adidas’ Court Bold Sneaker is sporty yet clean. And they’re designed for all-day wear.

5. Sleek AF: Nike Low Tops come in a classic design, and they were made to be not only sturdy, but also comfortable. They come in multiple color options, but we love the neutral tones because they go with everything.

6. No Tie: Forget actual laces with Keds’ Kickbacks. The laces are just for show, which means you can easily slip them on and off. Thesesneaks are made from cotton, but you can still spot-wash them… phew.

7. Neutrals: Hold the phone… Sam Edelman sneakers exist? We love the neutral tones, and the outer touch of suede to kick things up a notch. They’re totally worth it.