A lot has been written about
owning a pair of wooden clog sandals over a period of time. Some talk about why
you should own them and other about why you can forgo buying a pair. Nothing
that I say or write should convince you to buy a pair of clogs, and that’s why I
share my own experience of wearing wooden sandals every day for past 4 years of
my life.
Firstly these pair of wooden
sandals owns a legacy and have a story to tell. They have been around for a
long time as a footwear option being the only constant when everything else in
the fashion world kept on changing. Imagine being a part of that league!
It was 4 years back when one
of my friends introduced me to wooden clog sandals. I hardly thought of them to
be appealing until I walked into the store and experienced it for myself. The
plethora of color options available changed my views about the stereotypical
notion I had in my head about clog sandals.
Each and every item present in the
store was fashionable and could be easily worn with any outfit looking like a
perfect match. They're perfect transition shoe in that they're open in back but
have a closed toe, perfect for these early fall days with chilly mornings and
warm afternoons.
Secondly, most of the
physical therapists recommend wearing clogs for those who have a back problem
or suffer from posture issues. The make of the shoes is such that it forms a
uniform platform for you to rest your feet on without having to arch them like
heeled shoes.
At first, the shoes might fit
tight and give you a little discomfort when you walk, but ultimately the
leather upper opens up and forms the perfect shape of the foot making it
comfortable for you to walk in it all day long.
Moreover, the wooden sole is
easily repairable unlike other footwear options. All you need is the rugged
piece of paper that can smoothen the chipped ends saving you a lot of time and
money that you might otherwise spend on visiting your cobbler.
If you think wooden clogs are suitable for you, here's something that will convince you to go for handmade Swedish clog sandals.
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