Vegan clogs have become a popular choice for vegans and vegetarians seeking comfortable, practical footwear made without animal products. Several small Swedish brands now offer vegan clog collections made from synthetic materials instead of leather or wool. These clogs are crafted with anatomically shaped wooden soles and uppers made from breathable, waterproof fabrics. As the number of vegans grows worldwide, demand is increasing for animal-free shoes that can meet daily needs.

1. Troentorps Clogs

2. The doctrine of living without exploiting animals”
also known as veganism is one’s choice to abstain
from using any animal-based products. Besides the
most common ‘dietary vegans‘ who avoid animal-
derived products such as meat, eggs, and dairy
products from their diet, the other type, the ‘lifestyle
vegans’ or ‘ethical vegans’ extend the vegan
philosophy into as many as possible areas of their
lives. Vegan fashion, in particular, has become an
important part of the fast-growing segment of
vegans’ lifestyle which allows them to showcase their
values that they stand for. And that’s where vegan
clogs step into the story.

3. Finding a practical, nicely designed, good quality
vegan shoe is a common issue for 8% of the world
population who declare themselves as vegans,
vegetarians, or some related category. That’s why
practical and comfortable wooden Swedish clogs
in vegan leather have become the choice of many
vegetarians and vegans. Regardless of their type,
style, price, or some other classification criteria,
the number of vegan-friendly clogs is on the rise
as much as pro-veganism movements worldwide.

4. A few years ago, small Swedish brands
recognized this trend and started to introduce
their animal-free clog collections. Made in the best
Swedish clog tradition, vegan clogs contain no
animal products or any products tested on
animals. Traditional materials such as leather and
wool have been replaced by vegan-friendly, 100%,
synthetic materials such as a certified microfiber
(Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 class I) that complies
with REACH. Advances in technology have
allowed synthetic materials to be breathable, soft
on the inside, and waterproof on the outside.

5. When it comes to wooden clogs bottoms, they are still
meticulously crafted with special attention to the
anatomically constructed footbed that provides an optimal
angle for support and posture of the body. A commonly
used type of wood is alderwood (sometimes lime, poplar,
and birch, as well) known for its natural antibacterial
characteristics and capacity to absorb external moisture.
Swedish clog enthusiasts even claim that wooden clogs
are warm in winter and cool in summer. Although an
additional layer of thick outsole is often added for
increased comfort and stability, the anatomically shaped
wooden sole is still the most important part of every shoe
known as a clog. Because of this, Swedish clogs are
especially popular among doctors, nurses, chefs, and all
professionals who spend long working hours on their feet.

6. How to take care of your wooden vegan clogs? The
recommendation is to use a damp cloth and wipe the dirt.
Allow the wooden bottoms to dry in the shade at a normal
temperature. If wet cloth is not enough, try using a little
soap, but always be careful - wood is a living material and
must be handled with love.
We see significant pro-veganism movements and growth
worldwide. Recent data shows that over the next ten
years, at least 1 in 10 people will become vegan, meaning
much more vegan customers that will look for footwear
that can meet their daily needs. That’s why these are
critical times that shape the fashion industry and define
our perception of fashion. Times in which we will see the
rise of vegan materials and hopefully, more animal-free
clogs.

7. 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
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Elestorp, 269 91 Båstad, Sweden | +46 (0) 431 75 670
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418080
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