A According to a survey by American Pediatric Medical Association (APMA) in2014, 49% of women wear high heels with 77% of them experience feetproblems. In addition, an American survey service records that 59% of womenwear high heels for approximately one to eight hours per day. Some of them evenwear high heels for more than ten hours on a daily basis. In this case, saleswomanis a kind of profession who wears high heels for the daily work.METHODOLOGYThis study used an observational approach and cross-sectional method thatinvolved 84 subjects in X Department Store in Bogor. The data were collectedthrough respondent characteristic questionnaires and measuring the degree ofmuscle pain using Visual Analoge Scale (VAS). The studied variables were theposition at work, working period, height and types of high heels, and calf musclepain. The data were analysed using Chi-square test processed by SPSS V21 with pvalue <0.005 level of significances. RESULTS Based on the analysis between the position at work and calf muscle pain, p value= 0.169 not related. It indicated that there was not significant correlation betweenthose two variables. Furthermore, based on the results of analysis between theworking period and calf muscle pain, p value = 0.042 was obtained. It alsoshowed that there was a correlation between the two variables. It was advocatedthat according to the analysis between types of high heels and calf muscle pain onsaleswomen, p value = 0.082 which result showed that there is no significantcorrelation between the type of high heels and calf muscle pain, and thecorrelation between the use of high heels with calf muscle pain obtained a p value= 0.004 and was obtained. This number indicated that there is a significantcorrelation between those variables that were wearing high heels and calf musclepain on saleswomen.CONCLUSIONThis study suggested that there was a correlation among the working period andheight of high heels with calf muscle pain on saleswomen.