VERKA Women's Wooden Clogs from Sweden

VERKA, a small business based in Houston, Texas, is deeply connected to the Swedish factory that handcrafts each pair of their clogs. What sets VERKA apart is their colorful, handmade clogs, boasting an extensive range of hues and a commitment to top-notch craftsmanship, delivering happiness to customers with every pair.

The VERKA Women's Wooden Clogs from Sweden - LEDIG are crafted with care. The wooden base is made from high-quality, lightweight European limewood, providing comfort and stability. These clogs are hand-crafted in Sweden using 100% genuine, durable patent and traditional leather, which are easy to clean with a damp cloth.

The Ledig clog is a comfortable wooden clog available in a palette of colors. Its shape was inspired by the Swedish phrase "lätt och ledig," meaning "effortless, just simple as it is." VERKA understands that finding the right size can be tricky, so they provide a size guide to help customers determine the perfect fit.

To find your Verka size, stand up straight on a solid surface with your heels against the wall and a piece of blank paper taped to the floor. Measure both feet from your heel to the tip of your longest toe to ensure proper fit, and compare the longest measurement to the sizing chart. Remember, many people have slightly different-sized feet, so it's important to measure both feet.

VERKA's wooden base is made from lightweight, durable, and comfortable European limewood, with a thin rubber sole. The clogs are available in two different leather types: patent leather with a gloss finish, and traditional leather with a matte finish.

To care for your VERKA clogs, clean the leather using a damp microfiber cloth, lightly wiping down each clog to keep them looking brand new. The wooden clog base can be cleaned by lightly wiping it down with a microfiber cloth, and any scuffs can be removed with an eraser.

VERKA recommends wearing your new clogs a few hours each day in your home to help break in the leather and let your feet adjust, a process that typically takes a week or two. Avoid using liquids, a shoe stretcher, or a heat source (e.g., a hairdryer) to attempt to speed up the break-in process, as this may result in a short-term fix and potentially ruin your clogs. If you experience any discomfort during the break-in period, try wearing a sock with your clogs.

Welcome to the VERKA family, where we celebrate the individuality and diverse styles of our valued customers, inspiring each other and sharing our love for vibrant, handcrafted clogs in a supportive and inclusive fashion community.

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