The document discusses different types of wooden clogs and factors to consider when choosing a pair. Genuine leather clogs are more expensive than synthetic leather clogs but require more maintenance to keep waterproof. Open toe clogs are suitable for warm weather while closed toe styles work better for cold, dry areas. The choice ultimately depends on personal preference and climate. Most workplaces accept clog heels or sandals.

1. Troentorps Clogs

2. Well, that depends on your preferences. Genuine
leather ones are a tad more expensive, aren’t
waterproof right out of the box (you will have to
treat them regularly with waterproof coatings)
and look more polished than synthetic leather.
However, it takes a very keen eye to differentiate
genuine from synthetic unless the material is felt
with hand, and there’s virtually no difference in
the general appearance, so you can go for the
synthetic one if their lower price attracts you.

3. Open toe clog boots are a great way to show off
your new nail paint or your latest pedicure, and
are good for almost all occasions, especially in
areas where weather is hot and humid. Closed toe
clog boots, on the other hand, are more suitable to
be worn in-line with a summer dress or with
skinny jeans, and are most suitable for use in cold
and dry areas. However, the choice is ultimately
down to the person wearing the clogs, for
wooden shoes are generally multi-weather.

4. This is purely a personal choice. All wooden clogs
generally use treated wood, ensuring that direct
foot contact is as safe as it gets. If you live in a
sunny area, avoid the socks unless needed. If you
live in a cold area, socks will be the better choice.

5. Most ladies wear clog heels or clog sandals to
work, for they are universally accepted in most
offices. However, we’d recommend you check in
with your office dress code before taking our
word for it.

6. Webstore:
The easiest way to contact Anna-Lena and Mikaela is
to send an email to: info@troentorptoffel.se or by
writing us on our chat.
Our telephone number is: +46 (0)500 418080
Båstad Store:
Elestorp, 269 91 Båstad, Sweden | +46 (0) 431 75 670
Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 10 - 18
Skövde Store:
Horsåsvägen 11, 54138 Skövde, Sweden | +46 (0)500
418080
Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 11 - 17