Sandgrens Wooden Clogs | Brett Closed Back

Comfortable wooden clogs made of natural materials - that's what Sandgrens offers. We understand that sizing can be tricky, which is why we've created a size guide to help you find your perfect fit. You can find all the details in the Product Description section below.

If you're curious about our materials and how to care for them, you'll find that information in the Product Description as well.

All our clogs are handcrafted at our factory in the deep forests of Småland, Sweden, using the finest leathers and the highest quality wooden bases available. We believe that clog-making is an art form worth preserving, which is why we continue this tradition.

Let's dive into the details:

MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION - Sole material: Leather - Outer material: Leather - Closure type: Pull-On

WHY SANDGRENS? At Sandgrens, we're passionate about clogs and the art of clog-making has been passed down for generations. We take great pride in using high-quality, natural materials to ensure your feet stay happy.

If you're tired of mass-produced shoes, you've come to the right place. Each of our clogs is handcrafted in Sweden, making them unique - no two pairs are exactly alike.

BREAK-IN PROCESS We recommend wearing your new clogs indoors for short periods initially, gradually increasing the wear time over a few days to get them properly broken in. Wearing socks can help if you experience any discomfort in the beginning. Avoid using water or heat to speed up the process, as this can damage the leather.

CARING FOR YOUR CLOGS

Vegetable Tanned Leather: This is the purest form of tanned leather, using natural materials like tree bark. The leather may be more rigid at first but will break in over time. Scars and marks are not defects but a sign of the leather's natural characteristics. You can polish or clean these clogs with common shoe products.

Nude Vegetable Tanned Leather: The nude-colored vegetable tanned leather will darken over time with exposure to sunlight. This is a natural process, and you should not try to stop it. Do not use any conditioners or protectants on this leather, as they will alter the color.

Nubuck Leather: Nubuck is sensitive to water, so these clogs are not suitable for wet weather. Avoid using shoe polish, and instead, use a horsehair brush regularly to keep them clean.

Wood Base: Avoid wearing your wooden-base clogs in heavy rain, as the wood may swell. Wood is a fragile material, so be careful of chips or cracks. You can use wood glue or sandpaper to repair any damage.

Remember, with the right care, your Sandgrens clogs will last you for years to come. Enjoy your unique, handcrafted footwear!

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