Sandgrens Swedish Wooden Clog Sandal | Milan

Sandgrens Swedish Wooden Low Heel Clog Sandals for Women | Milan Size Guide

At Sandgrens, the art of clog making has been passed down to our next clog master for generations, and we take much pride in that. This is how we know the importance of high-quality, natural materials and the difference they make to keep your feet happy. If you, like us, are tired of mass-produced shoes, you have come to the right place.

We believe craftsmanship is something worth holding onto, which is why each of our clogs is still handcrafted at our factory in the deep forests of Småland, Sweden, with the finest leathers and the highest quality wooden bases available. As a result, Sandgrens clogs are clogs you will love for years and years to come.

Unsure about your Sandgrens size? Don't worry, we'll help you. Please follow the steps below: 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. Compare your measurement against the sizing chart. Note that 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.

We at Sandgrens think that making clogs is an art form worth holding onto, which is why we still create all our clogs by hand in Sweden. We believe in natural materials and in a timeless design that never goes out of style. Sandgrens is one of the few original clog manufacturers to still be made in Sweden, and we sincerely thank our customers for making this possible. Your clogs will be completely unique, as no two pairs that leave our factory are identical, a result of the handcraftsmanship done by our clog masters.

Wear your new clogs indoors for short periods of time, initially. We recommend wearing your clogs for a couple of hours per day over the course of a few days to get a good start on the break-in process. If you experience any pain in the first step, we recommend wearing socks with your clogs until they begin to soften. You may also massage the leather in between wears to soften it up. We do not recommend wearing your clogs for an extended period of time before they are uniquely shaped to your foot, as this may cause unnecessary pain and blisters.

Caring for your clogs: Vegetable tanned leather is the purest form of tanned leather, as it does not contain synthetic coatings, and natural materials such as tree bark are used during the tanning process. Our nude-colored vegetable tanned leather has the same characteristics as any other color of our vegetable tanned leathers, but the color will darken over time. Nubuck is naturally sensitive to water, so your clogs should not be worn in heavy rain. Keep in mind that wood clogs are rigid and may be subject to chips and/or cracks from striking hard surfaces.

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