The Swedish clog story has begun a long time ago. For over one hundred years, Swedish clogs for men have been used by farmers and peasants as safe, cheap, and practical shoes. For more information visit: https://troentorpsclogs.com/

1. SWEDISH CLOGS FOR MEN
The Swedish clog story has begun a long time ago. For over one
hundred years, Swedish clogs for men have been used by farmers and
peasants as safe, cheap, and practical shoes. However, in the 1970s,
when wooden clogs found their way into the fashion world, Swedish
clogs, or a “trätofflor” became popular among men and women in
Sweden, and soon in many other parts of Europe.
Swedish clogs are known for their anatomically shaped bottom, natural
materials, and meticulous craftsmanship. The design and shape of
wooden clogs have been developed through generations of Swedish
cobblers, ensuring ultimate fit and shape, as well as the distinctive
Swedish wooden clog look and quality.
Swedish clogs for men come in a variety of styles and materials.
Traditionally, Swedish clogs are made in natural leather and wood and
nailed by hand. However, you’ll find many classic clogs, clog boots, and
clog sandals made in canvas, patent, wool, or vegan leather. More
important, wooden clogs are very comfortable and can be easily worn
both in and out of the house. Traditional Swedish clogs have wooden
bottoms, leather upper, and minimal details. The most distinctive part

2. of men’s clogs is their wooden sole. Anatomically shaped footbeds even
weight distribution across the foot, providing an optimal angle for
support and posture, while soft padding guarantees extra stability and
comfort.
Wooden footbeds provide a safe and healthy solution for feet, and
because of this, Swedish wooden clogs for men are very popular among
all those professionals who spend long working hours on their feet,
such as medical workers and kitchen chefs. The two most popular types
of men’s clogs are classical open back clogs and closed back clogs. Most
of the classic Swedish clogs are designed to prevent blisters and other
foot irritations, so they are an ideal solution for all those who need
some extra comfortability on their feet. On the inside, clogs can either
be unlined or come with a soft leather lining that helps absorb moisture
and prevent foot odor.
Although very practical, a wooden clog can be a brave fashion
statement as well. Men’s clogs may not be a mainstream trend, but for
those who can pull it off, there are many benefits: comfortability, easy
on and off, and a very distinctive design. When it comes to Swedish
wooden clogs for men, the varieties are almost endless. Classic clogs,
boots, sandals, closed-back clogs, penny loafers, or clogs with tassels or
horsebit – whichever you choose, you’ll get handmade, reliable, and
durable shoes you’ll be wearing for years. The variety of prints and
details is also overwhelmingly large, ensuring that everyone can find
something he likes.
Taking care of wooden clogs is also super easy. Use a damp cloth, and if
necessary, a little bit of mild soap to clean your clogs. The open grain of
wooden clog bottoms allows moisture to be absorbed and keeps feet
dry. Still, if the wooden bottoms get too wet, allow them to dry slowly.
Wipe clogs clean and leave them in a dry place at room temperature.

3. Taking care of leather upper depends on the type of leather clogs are
made of (nubuck, suede, vegetable-tanned, microfiber, etc.). There are
many cleaning products you can use to take care of your wooden clogs.
However, it’s always best to ask for advice in the local shoe repair shop.
When you try some product for the first time, always test it on a small
hidden part of men’s clogs.
Troentorps Clogs
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
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Horsåsvägen 11, 54138 Skövde, Sweden | +46 (0)500 418080
Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 11 - 17