rise of wooden clogs as popular fashion accessories
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Rise of Wooden Clogs as
Popular Fashion Accessories
Introduction
Clogs are footwear made partly or completely from wood.
Clogs made partly of wood use soft materials for upper straps.
Clogs can be heeled or flat-based.
They are available for both men and women.
Popularity
Clogs have been around since ages.
Swedish clogs for women have gained popularity in recent years.
Modern clogs broke into mainstream fashion because of their looks.
Clogs are mostly handmade and machine-treated.
Ancient History of Clogs
Wooden shoes were first mentioned in Greek and Roman history. Old wooden clogs dating back to 1230-1280 were found in parts of
Europe. Ancient clogs were made of untreated wood and were prone to water
damage. Those clogs were popular among farmers and workers.
Modern History of Clogs
Clogs were popular for a short time during the industrial revolution.
Invention of synthetic materials effectuated the decline of wooden footwear.
During 1970s and 1980s, Swedish clogs re-entered the shoe market as fashion accessories.
In the late 1990s, heeled clogs were a hit among women.
Importance of Clogs
Clogs have a rich history that spans across centuries. Clogs protect the feet better than other footwear because of their
durable and anatomic design. Many clogs are unisex and can be worn by both men and women.
Types of Clogs
Whole Foot Clogs: They are made completely of
wood and cover the whole of the feet.
Used mainly for protection of feet rather than as a fashion accessory.
High-heeled whole foot Swedish clogs for women are used as fashionwear.
Types of Clogs
Half-Open Clogs: These clogs have a wooden
sole with/without high heels. Uppers are made of fabric or
leather. Some variants come with
additional straps for fastening.
Benefits of Clogs
Clogs sustain and correct body posture while walking and standing.
Wooden soles are designed orthopedically to fit the feet perfectly.
Durability of treated wood ensures clogs last longer than most footwear.
Wood acts as an insulator, keeping feet warm in winter.
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