Swedish Handmade Wooden Clog Sandal - Milan

Product details: - Leather outer material - Buckle closure type - Wood sole material

Comfortable clogs made of natural materials. Finding your correct size can sometimes be a challenge, which is why we have developed our own size guide to assist you in finding your perfect Sandgrens size. Please refer to the product description below for detailed instructions. Additionally, for more information regarding our materials and how to care for them, please see the product description for all the details you need.

Each of our clogs is handcrafted at our factory in Sweden. This particular color is made from vegetable-tanned leather, a process that utilizes natural materials such as plant extracts and tree bark during the tanning process, creating the purest form of tanned leather.

'Why Sandgrens?' you may ask. The simple answer is that clogs are our passion. Our legacy as clog-makers has been passed down through generations, and we take great pride in this tradition. We understand the significance of high-quality, natural materials and their impact on keeping your feet comfortable. If, like us, you are weary of mass-produced footwear, you have come to the right place. We believe that craftsmanship is worth preserving, which is why each of our clogs is still meticulously handcrafted at our factory in the deep forests of Småland, Sweden, using the finest leathers and highest-quality wooden bases available. This results in a pair of Sandgrens clogs that you will cherish for many years to come.

Sandgrens Swedish Wooden Low Heel Clog Sandals for Women | Milan Size Guide Unsure about your Sandgrens size? Don’t worry, we’ll help you. Follow the steps below: 1. Stand up straight on a solid surface with your heels against the wall and a piece of blank paper taped to the floor. 2. Measure both feet from the heel to the tip of your longest toe to ensure a proper fit, and compare your measurement against the sizing chart. Note: Many people have slightly different sized feet, which is why we ask you to measure both feet and take the longest measurement to ensure a proper fit. The chart shows the actual base measurement of the footbed.

Why choose Sandgrens? - Handmade: Each pair of our clogs is still handcrafted in Sweden, preserving a unique tradition of craftsmanship. - Natural Materials: We firmly believe in natural materials and a timeless design that never goes out of style. - Made in Sweden: Sandgrens remains one of the few original clog manufacturers still producing clogs in Sweden. We consider this a remarkable feat and sincerely thank our customers for making it possible. - Unique: Every pair of clogs leaving our factory is entirely unique, reflecting the exquisite craftsmanship of our clog masters.

Initial Wear and Care: We recommend wearing your new clogs indoors for short periods initially. Gradually increase wear time over the course of several days to begin the break-in process. If you experience any discomfort during the first step, wearing socks with your clogs may help, or you can massage the leather to soften it between wears. To avoid unnecessary pain and blisters, do not wear your clogs for an extended period until they are uniquely shaped to your foot. We advise against using water or heat sources to expedite the break-in process, as this may cause long-term damage.

Caring for Your Clogs: Vegetable Tanned Leather Vegetable tanned leather is the purest form of tanned leather, containing no synthetic coatings and utilizing natural materials such as tree bark during the tanning process. While this leather may initially feel more rigid than our other types, it will soften with wear. Scars and marks on this leather are natural and should not be seen as defects. Polishing with shoe polish or using common shoe cleaners is recommended for clogs made from this leather, excluding the nude color.

Caring for Your Clogs: Nude Vegetable Tanned Leather Our nude-colored vegetable-tanned leather darkens over time, with unique warm tones forming after a few hours of direct sunlight exposure. The leather lacks a protective finish, so refrain from using conditioners or protectant sprays which may alter the color.

Caring for Your Clogs: Nubuck Leather Nubuck is naturally sensitive to water and is not water-resistant, so avoid wearing these clogs in rainy conditions. Do not apply shoe polish, instead use a horsehair brush regularly for maintenance.

Caring for Your Clogs: Wood Base Avoid wearing your wooden base clogs in heavy rain as the wood may swell. The rigidity of wood means it cannot stretch or bend. Use caution to prevent scratches or chips, using wood glue or sandpaper for minor repairs.

Ensure the longevity of your Sandgrens clogs by following these care and wear instructions, as well as utilizing our size guide to find your perfect fit.

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