Going Clip Clippety Clop on the Stairs – Clogs

I hate Clogs.

I’m sorry but these are just ugly.

I had a pair in the late 90s and having seen pictures of myself in them has made me realise I looked a lot like a golf club and should really never be seen in a pair again. I thought I’d get used to them after a while when they came back in for this Summer, but I really haven’t.

I’m not averse to a wooden sole though. I find them quite comfortable, after a bit of wear they shape nicely to your feet and once you get used to the “rolling” motion you have to use to walk they’re easy to walk around in too.

Open toes and a more delicately shaped sole is a more elegant way to wear this trend. So if you fancy dipping your toe in the world of the wooden sole, here’s a few alternatives.

I’ll have to start by mentioning the ubiquitous Swedish Hasbeens. They’re kinda pretty, but £149? Really?

Swedish Hasbeens £149 ASOS

Thankfully it’s not hard to avoid being ripped off for a popular name and find a similar style for a lot less if you look around. Here’s 2 to start with

Moheda Sofie £60 Sarenza

Barcelona £75 Maguba

But I can give you 3 even prettier alternatives to the clog.

Grettle in the Wood £60 Office

I love the cut out detail and the buckle on these Office shoes. I SERIOUSLY love these.

Opal Patent Sandals £55 Topshop

These are pretty patent leather with an espadrille detail insole. 2 shoes in one!

Miss L Fire Del Rio £50 Shudoo

Embroidered rose buds, delicate heel. Perfect. And even better, currently on sale.

Are you a fan of the Clog trend?

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Going Clip Clippety Clop on the Stairs – Clogs

I hate Clogs.

I’m sorry but these are just ugly.

I had a pair in the late 90s and having seen pictures of myself in them has made me realise I looked a lot like a golf club and should really never be seen in a pair again. I thought I’d get used to them after a while when they came back in for this Summer, but I really haven’t.

I’m not averse to a wooden sole though. I find them quite comfortable, after a bit of wear they shape nicely to your feet and once you get used to the “rolling” motion you have to use to walk they’re easy to walk around in too.

Open toes and a more delicately shaped sole is a more elegant way to wear this trend. So if you fancy dipping your toe in the world of the wooden sole, here’s a few alternatives.

I’ll have to start by mentioning the ubiquitous Swedish Hasbeens. They’re kinda pretty, but £149? Really?

Swedish Hasbeens £149 ASOS

Thankfully it’s not hard to avoid being ripped off for a popular name and find a similar style for a lot less if you look around. Here’s 2 to start with

Moheda Sofie £60 Sarenza

Barcelona £75 Maguba

But I can give you 3 even prettier alternatives to the clog.

Grettle in the Wood £60 Office

I love the cut out detail and the buckle on these Office shoes. I SERIOUSLY love these.

Opal Patent Sandals £55 Topshop

These are pretty patent leather with an espadrille detail insole. 2 shoes in one!

Miss L Fire Del Rio £50 Shudoo

Embroidered rose buds, delicate heel. Perfect. And even better, currently on sale.

Are you a fan of the Clog trend?

header by Dave-F

11 comments for “Going Clip Clippety Clop on the Stairs – Clogs

Comments are closed.