Womens Clogs in Womens Shoes(1000+)

Should I size up when buying clogs?

If you are between sizes, it’s usually best to size up when buying clogs. Your heel should not go beyond the back of the shoe when wearing clog-style shoes. Because they are slide-on shoes, make sure they fit snuggly but not so tight that your toes are pressed into the end of the clog. Some shoe brands sell wide sizes or have adjustable features to help the shoe fit better based on your foot.

Which types of clogs are comfortable for jobs that require being on your feet a lot?

Some clogs have a rigid midsole that doesn’t flex as easily as other shoes, but there are many other clog styles that are designed with cushioning and other comfort features like padding around the top to protect your foot. If you want a clog for walking or standing on your feet all day, look for cushioning, a flexible midsole, and features like an adjustable strap on the back of the shoe.

What type of clogs are more durable for outdoors?

Look for clogs that are made of durable, waterproof material like rubber. They should be lightweight, breathable, and cushioned. A thick outsole will protect your feet, but watch out for soles that are too rigid, which may be harder to walk in.