Mules and Clog Shoes Buying Guide
Traditional clog shoes were once made of wood and meant as protective clothing for mine or factory workers. Nowadays, they just refer to a comfortable pair of slip-on shoes, but its design often retains a slight bulbous look, like that of the traditional design. A mule is also a backless shoe, and depending on whose opinion, generally does not have too much of a difference with clogs. Historically speaking however, mules were fancier, higher-heeled, and designed for the upper class.
More About Clogs
- The lining of the clog to be worn during winter can be chosen to have warm lining like the shearling clog or with sheepskin lining.
- You need to look for durability and breathability of the material used.
- Waterproof clogs are widely preferable as they can be easily cleaned.
- Choose clogs and mules with holes so that they your keep your feet fresh and odourless.
- Clogs made from rubber are suitable for gardeners.
More About Mules
- Mules are backless shoes that were actually meant to convey status (luxury lifestyle); they cannot be worn by working women and men as they can slip off easily.
- Mules can have any type of heel either stiletto or kitten heels
- Mules are normally closed toed but some even have open toes. They are available in various materials and styles with pointy or round toes
- Traditional clogs were worn mainly by farm, mines and factory workers to protect their feet.
- Willow, beech, alder, poplar and birch are the different wood types used to design these clogs
Quick Picks
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Crocs Unisex Mammoth Clogs  :
These shoes are a perfect choice for cold weather as they come with warm fleece and comfortable croslite material. |
Crocs Toddler/Junior Kids Blitzen Clogs :
They are designed using warm fleece and comfortable croslite material to give your little ones the utmost comfort. |
Tilly Floral Clogs :
These classic orthopaedic Swedish clogs made from quality leather ensure longevity. They have wooden sole made from birch or alder. |
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