Fascinating Facts about

Clogs Sandals

Clogs Sandals: Origins & Rebirth

• Traditionally Clogs were worn as protective footwear by farmers, factory workers, and miners.

• Clogs are one of the essential roots of Tap Dance and are still a fundamental part of some types of dances.

• High heeled Dutch Clogs were reintroduced by Dutch designers Viktor & Rolf in their 2007/08 Winter Collection.

• Swedish Clogs made their re-entrance in Louis Vuitton’s & Chanel’s Spring/Summer collection, 2010.

Why People who Wear Clogs Sandals Love them

• Clogs are worn for their superior back support, stability, and leg comfort.

• Individuals who are required to be on their toes all day (doctors, nurses, and chefs) generally prefer wearing clogs sandals.

• The unique shape of Clogs makes them an excellent footwear for people with wide feet.

The 3 types of Soles of Wooden Clogs Sandals

• Classic, high and wedge soles are the three types of bottoms that we find in Clogs sandals.

• The height of high and wedge soles is usually about 8.5 cm.

• The height of a classic sole (heel height) is usually about 6.5 cm.

Tricks to Protect Clogs Sandals from Withering Away

• You can smoothen the wooden surface by gently rubbing sand paper over scuffs and marks on your clog sandals.

• If your clogs have lost their sheen, polishing them with a little bit of olive oil brings back its lost luster.

• Polishing a bit of olive oil on the wooden part of your sandals can help repel dirt.

Celebrities Spotted Wearing Clogs

• The vocalist of Florence & The Machine – Florence Welch

• The Avengers series, Lucy, The Prestige; rings a bell? – Scarlett Johansson

• English supermodel – Kate Moss

• Former model, star of American Horror Story – Chloe Sevigny

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