kinda like american eagle%26#039;s campus clogs. but a darker color [brown?] and cheaper than $20. help? please include links!
Cheap preppy clogs?
clogs are not cute. or preppy.
Reply:http://www.shoeshow.com/Nicole-Club-Sher...
i have those ones
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Monday, April 13, 2009
What is clogs?
clogs
What is clogs?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clogs
Reply:The word clog, as applied to footwear, has these meanings:-
A type of shoe or sandal made predominantly out of wood.
A type of boot or shoe with leather sides and uppers and wooden soles. They may have steel toecaps and/or steel reinforcing inserts in the undersides of the soles.
A special kind of shoe worn while clog-dancing (clogging). They are similar to tap shoes, but the taps are free to click against each other, therefore producing a different sound than tap shoes.
Nowadays, %26quot;clogs%26quot; also means comfortable slip-on shoes. They are often made out of leather, but some clogs keep the bottom part out of wood. All-rubber clogs are often worn while gardening, because they can be easily hosed off and allowed to air-dry. Some clogs come with heels, and are usually distinguished from mules by their higher vamp. It is commonly accepted that men and women can wear low-heeled or high-heeled clogs.
Clogs (with meaning 1 or 2) were, and in some regions still are, widely worn by workers as protective clothing in factories, mines and farms. Another name for a wooden shoe is sabot.
Traditional clogs were made out of willow or poplar wood and are associated with the Netherlands and Sweden as part of the touristic %26quot;Holland%26quot;/Swedish image, where they are seen as a form of national dress. Because of this, Dutch people are sometimes called cloggies, that is, clog-wearers. In Dutch, clogs are known as klompen. The traditional, all wooden, Dutch clogs have been officially labelled as safety shoes, passing European standards for the CE mark with flying colours. Today, Dutch clogs are available in many tourist shops. Wearing clogs is considered to be healthy for the feet.
In England, clogs were traditionally made of alder and were commonly worn by all classes throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. The Lancashire cotton mill workers habitually wore clogs because of the wet floors maintained in the cotton mills. There is a theory that clogging or clog dancing arose in these mills as a result of the mill workers entertaining themselves by syncopating foot taps with the rhythmic sounds made by the loom shuttles. Clog dancing became a widespread pastime during this period in England. During the nineteenth century, competitions were held and there were professional clog dancers who performed in the music halls. One such professional dancer was John Carr of Newcastle under Lyme, who appears in the English census of 1871 and proudly proclaims his employment as %26quot;Professional Clog Dancer%26quot;.
Clogs are traditional also in northern Italy.
Pattens are an overshoe variant of sandals or clogs meant to protect other footwear by either covering or elevating it above the street.
If you want more information, please visit website:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clogs
Reply:Clogs are wooden shoes traditionally worn in the north of the UK, some parts of Eire and Holland
Reply:They are footwear made of wood. Very heavy and the national shoe of Holland. You just slip your foot into them - nothing to close or tie.The toe area is pointed,In France they are calles sabots.
Reply:Clogs are the wooden shoe worn by Dutch peasants, and now sold mainly in tourist shops as souvenirs.
I believe the word in Dutch is Sabot, but that may be French
Reply:What ARE clogs?
Wooden shoes....great for swimming.
Reply:Made from poplar or willow wood.
In Dutch: Klompen.
Reply:Clogs are wooden shoes, usually handmade and were common wear in the Netherlands for mainly farmer, some still wear them. Due to the fact that they are made out of wood, it protected their to be stepped upon by cows and horses.
Reply:Shoes made up from wood.
Reply:the little wooden mules you wear on your feet
Reply:What are clogs? Very simple. They are wooden shoes traditionally used by farmers in the Low Countries when they walked through their fields. They are very stable, and many farmers of my country still use them today because they hold very well on the ground.
Reply:Wooden shoes which are use-full in farming. Your feet are protected and when you walk in and out your house you can easily take off your shoes.
They are not often worn anymore, but people who work in gardens sometimes still prefer them to leather boots.
Dutch are known to wear clogs (but not anymore). Also the French (south of Bordeau) and Italians are (Northern Italy)
More about clogs on wikipedia.
Reply:traditional wooden footwear worn in the Nederlands and nickname for Dutch people
Reply:wooden shoes
Reply:Here%26#039;s a link to a picture of traditional Dutch clogs:
http://www.huige.nl/klompen.jpg
Wooden shoes. The Dutch word for these are %26quot;klompen%26quot;
I was born in a village, and used to wear them as working boots. It%26#039;s safe and warm for your feet. But it%26#039;s noisy.
There are traditional Dutch dances, in which the %26quot;klompen%26quot; are the musical instrument. Some people here still hang up one or two klompen at the wall in their back yard or at the front door, to grow a plant in it.
Usually made of willow wood, because that does not easily break.
Reply:Traditional clogs are made from a moist canadian wood and once carved out are set to dry and become very light weight. These were designed because they%26#039;re basically water proof foot wear.
Modern clogs have a wood bottom with rubber grip.If for a girl they can be made to look like sandals with a covered toe.They also use a leather top for both men and women.
nanny job
What is clogs?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clogs
Reply:The word clog, as applied to footwear, has these meanings:-
A type of shoe or sandal made predominantly out of wood.
A type of boot or shoe with leather sides and uppers and wooden soles. They may have steel toecaps and/or steel reinforcing inserts in the undersides of the soles.
A special kind of shoe worn while clog-dancing (clogging). They are similar to tap shoes, but the taps are free to click against each other, therefore producing a different sound than tap shoes.
Nowadays, %26quot;clogs%26quot; also means comfortable slip-on shoes. They are often made out of leather, but some clogs keep the bottom part out of wood. All-rubber clogs are often worn while gardening, because they can be easily hosed off and allowed to air-dry. Some clogs come with heels, and are usually distinguished from mules by their higher vamp. It is commonly accepted that men and women can wear low-heeled or high-heeled clogs.
Clogs (with meaning 1 or 2) were, and in some regions still are, widely worn by workers as protective clothing in factories, mines and farms. Another name for a wooden shoe is sabot.
Traditional clogs were made out of willow or poplar wood and are associated with the Netherlands and Sweden as part of the touristic %26quot;Holland%26quot;/Swedish image, where they are seen as a form of national dress. Because of this, Dutch people are sometimes called cloggies, that is, clog-wearers. In Dutch, clogs are known as klompen. The traditional, all wooden, Dutch clogs have been officially labelled as safety shoes, passing European standards for the CE mark with flying colours. Today, Dutch clogs are available in many tourist shops. Wearing clogs is considered to be healthy for the feet.
In England, clogs were traditionally made of alder and were commonly worn by all classes throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. The Lancashire cotton mill workers habitually wore clogs because of the wet floors maintained in the cotton mills. There is a theory that clogging or clog dancing arose in these mills as a result of the mill workers entertaining themselves by syncopating foot taps with the rhythmic sounds made by the loom shuttles. Clog dancing became a widespread pastime during this period in England. During the nineteenth century, competitions were held and there were professional clog dancers who performed in the music halls. One such professional dancer was John Carr of Newcastle under Lyme, who appears in the English census of 1871 and proudly proclaims his employment as %26quot;Professional Clog Dancer%26quot;.
Clogs are traditional also in northern Italy.
Pattens are an overshoe variant of sandals or clogs meant to protect other footwear by either covering or elevating it above the street.
If you want more information, please visit website:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clogs
Reply:Clogs are wooden shoes traditionally worn in the north of the UK, some parts of Eire and Holland
Reply:They are footwear made of wood. Very heavy and the national shoe of Holland. You just slip your foot into them - nothing to close or tie.The toe area is pointed,In France they are calles sabots.
Reply:Clogs are the wooden shoe worn by Dutch peasants, and now sold mainly in tourist shops as souvenirs.
I believe the word in Dutch is Sabot, but that may be French
Reply:What ARE clogs?
Wooden shoes....great for swimming.
Reply:Made from poplar or willow wood.
In Dutch: Klompen.
Reply:Clogs are wooden shoes, usually handmade and were common wear in the Netherlands for mainly farmer, some still wear them. Due to the fact that they are made out of wood, it protected their to be stepped upon by cows and horses.
Reply:Shoes made up from wood.
Reply:the little wooden mules you wear on your feet
Reply:What are clogs? Very simple. They are wooden shoes traditionally used by farmers in the Low Countries when they walked through their fields. They are very stable, and many farmers of my country still use them today because they hold very well on the ground.
Reply:Wooden shoes which are use-full in farming. Your feet are protected and when you walk in and out your house you can easily take off your shoes.
They are not often worn anymore, but people who work in gardens sometimes still prefer them to leather boots.
Dutch are known to wear clogs (but not anymore). Also the French (south of Bordeau) and Italians are (Northern Italy)
More about clogs on wikipedia.
Reply:traditional wooden footwear worn in the Nederlands and nickname for Dutch people
Reply:wooden shoes
Reply:Here%26#039;s a link to a picture of traditional Dutch clogs:
http://www.huige.nl/klompen.jpg
Wooden shoes. The Dutch word for these are %26quot;klompen%26quot;
I was born in a village, and used to wear them as working boots. It%26#039;s safe and warm for your feet. But it%26#039;s noisy.
There are traditional Dutch dances, in which the %26quot;klompen%26quot; are the musical instrument. Some people here still hang up one or two klompen at the wall in their back yard or at the front door, to grow a plant in it.
Usually made of willow wood, because that does not easily break.
Reply:Traditional clogs are made from a moist canadian wood and once carved out are set to dry and become very light weight. These were designed because they%26#039;re basically water proof foot wear.
Modern clogs have a wood bottom with rubber grip.If for a girl they can be made to look like sandals with a covered toe.They also use a leather top for both men and women.
nanny job
Where can you get suede clogs?
I%26#039;ve been looking for black suede shoe clogs, and I%26#039;ve had sucess. But, there are not any in my size! Do you know any stores that has any kind of clogs that are about size 3-4? My friend has them and her feet are way smaller than mine, and I can%26#039;t find one! If you know any places, please tell me. Make it be in Pennsylvania if you can. Kay thxs!
Here%26#039;s a pic of it (It can be in any color, but it has to look something like that): http://www.everythingbirkenstock.com/ima...
Where can you get suede clogs?
there are some really cute ones at American Eagle but if u dont like those they have them at famous footwear. Good Luck!!!!!!!
Reply:the mall, target, payless......
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Here%26#039;s a pic of it (It can be in any color, but it has to look something like that): http://www.everythingbirkenstock.com/ima...
Where can you get suede clogs?
there are some really cute ones at American Eagle but if u dont like those they have them at famous footwear. Good Luck!!!!!!!
Reply:the mall, target, payless......
familiar faces
Cute Birkenstocks/Clogs?
Okay, does anyone know where i can get some really cute birkenstock/clogs? should i get them at all??
Cute Birkenstocks/Clogs?
american eagle
Reply:try
http://www.qvc.com
and get them if you like them who cares if other people don%26#039;t
Reply:Ae used to sell them last season.
Reply:If you%26#039;re looking for authentic Birkenstocks, then you%26#039;ll have to go to a shoe store that carries them. AE carries their own brand of shoes and not Birks. Check out stores at your mall or a local shoe store. I live in a tiny town and our local cobbler carries them, so you should be able to find a source.
Reply:Birkenstocks you can get off Ebay, at Macy%26#039;s, Perisans. Birkenstocks last a long time. if i were you, id get real ones.
=]
Reply:Oh! I love my Birkenstocks! I have the Boston model, they%26#039;re the ones that AE knocked off. I got mine in Berlin but you can find then at Nordstroms or Outdoors outfitters like Eastern Mountian Sports.
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/2905632/0~23...
That%26#039;s the same shoe that I have.
Reply:don%26#039;t get them..clogs are kinda not attractive in my opinion. get uggs instead
Reply:you have to go to their website and look at them, they are pretty ugly, unless you like shoes that look like kleenex boxes.
I have two pair and my husband wears em too, but they are really ugly. Totally comfy, but ugly.
Also, the bottoms are really slippery on wet tile, like if you come in from the rain and walk on a tile floor, you may slip...I ALWAYS slip a little.
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Cute Birkenstocks/Clogs?
american eagle
Reply:try
http://www.qvc.com
and get them if you like them who cares if other people don%26#039;t
Reply:Ae used to sell them last season.
Reply:If you%26#039;re looking for authentic Birkenstocks, then you%26#039;ll have to go to a shoe store that carries them. AE carries their own brand of shoes and not Birks. Check out stores at your mall or a local shoe store. I live in a tiny town and our local cobbler carries them, so you should be able to find a source.
Reply:Birkenstocks you can get off Ebay, at Macy%26#039;s, Perisans. Birkenstocks last a long time. if i were you, id get real ones.
=]
Reply:Oh! I love my Birkenstocks! I have the Boston model, they%26#039;re the ones that AE knocked off. I got mine in Berlin but you can find then at Nordstroms or Outdoors outfitters like Eastern Mountian Sports.
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/2905632/0~23...
That%26#039;s the same shoe that I have.
Reply:don%26#039;t get them..clogs are kinda not attractive in my opinion. get uggs instead
Reply:you have to go to their website and look at them, they are pretty ugly, unless you like shoes that look like kleenex boxes.
I have two pair and my husband wears em too, but they are really ugly. Totally comfy, but ugly.
Also, the bottoms are really slippery on wet tile, like if you come in from the rain and walk on a tile floor, you may slip...I ALWAYS slip a little.
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Where can I find comfy clogs?
I know I am a fashion nightmare but I had a pair of suede clogs (flat no heels!) that I LOVED and had forever. Finally the soles broke and I threw them out without know that you can get them repaired. I keep seeing clogs but the toes are always just a little too pointy or they have heels on them. Help me find some! :)
Where can I find comfy clogs?
american eagle!
http://www.ae.com/web/browse/category_fe...
credot
Where can I find comfy clogs?
american eagle!
http://www.ae.com/web/browse/category_fe...
credot
Barefoot in clogs?
I just bought my first pair of clogs (Tatami Silverlake, leather). If I wear them barefoot will they get smelly? The footbed surface is sort of suede.
Barefoot in clogs?
wear socks but if you don%26#039;t want them to show buy ultra lowcut socks. they sell them at journeys
Reply:wear socks..
if not they will start to smell extrememly bad
and, plus, your feet get all sweaty and gross
Reply:eww wear socks.i know a girl who never wears socks with her birks and it looks and smells super nasty.
Reply:Depends on what you are wearing and for how long. If I am just running up to the store I will wear clogs with no socks. However, if I am wearing them for an extended time I will wear socks with clogs.
Reply:Your feet will get smelly in any shoes, especially if you don%26#039;t wear socks. Why bother with shoes anyway when there is a far more healthier and comfortable option?
Reply:yea they will ut i no a trik to help them not get sweaty soak your feet in warm water with ALOT of lemon/lime juice cuz the citris calms sweat glands......... i dont wear clogs anymore but i used to wearno or really light sox....:-)
Reply:mmm. ya i think they might get smelly so maybe wear some socks.
Reply:yeah and u will get blisters on ur feet =)
Reply:i always wear socks just because it looks cute.
skin problems
Barefoot in clogs?
wear socks but if you don%26#039;t want them to show buy ultra lowcut socks. they sell them at journeys
Reply:wear socks..
if not they will start to smell extrememly bad
and, plus, your feet get all sweaty and gross
Reply:eww wear socks.i know a girl who never wears socks with her birks and it looks and smells super nasty.
Reply:Depends on what you are wearing and for how long. If I am just running up to the store I will wear clogs with no socks. However, if I am wearing them for an extended time I will wear socks with clogs.
Reply:Your feet will get smelly in any shoes, especially if you don%26#039;t wear socks. Why bother with shoes anyway when there is a far more healthier and comfortable option?
Reply:yea they will ut i no a trik to help them not get sweaty soak your feet in warm water with ALOT of lemon/lime juice cuz the citris calms sweat glands......... i dont wear clogs anymore but i used to wearno or really light sox....:-)
Reply:mmm. ya i think they might get smelly so maybe wear some socks.
Reply:yeah and u will get blisters on ur feet =)
Reply:i always wear socks just because it looks cute.
skin problems
Dirtyfeet from clogs?
I have these black sponge clogs that the black makes my feet filthy. Most of my friends go barefoot in their house.The other day I noticed my girlfriend kept looking at my feet. I couldn%26#039;t tell if she was disguested,or thinks my feet are good looking. (They are by the way) She didn%26#039;t say anything though. Would other girls out there think I just run around barefoot,or would you care?
Dirtyfeet from clogs?
Dirty feet are never nice to look at, even if it is as a result of the dye coming off from the clogs.
Why not get some inner soles to protect your feet from getting the nasty black color on your beautiful feet?
Reply:A good way to get rid of the coloring is a foot brush and a file the body shop has and excellent foot file%26quot;Spoon%26quot; I love it and their foot products are amazing!!!
You can go here to take a look at the products yourself! I hope this helps!
Reply:U can go barefoot or in clogs, but it will dry ur heels,but dont panic!
U can solve that . when u shower make sure that u dont neglect ur feet and pay special attention to ur heels,wit a pumice rock to get all the dry, dead skin off, then, rub ur feet, and specially the heels, with a foot cream and then put socks, do all this at night right b4 u go to bed, u%26#039;ll see the diference in the morning!
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Dirtyfeet from clogs?
Dirty feet are never nice to look at, even if it is as a result of the dye coming off from the clogs.
Why not get some inner soles to protect your feet from getting the nasty black color on your beautiful feet?
Reply:A good way to get rid of the coloring is a foot brush and a file the body shop has and excellent foot file%26quot;Spoon%26quot; I love it and their foot products are amazing!!!
You can go here to take a look at the products yourself! I hope this helps!
Reply:U can go barefoot or in clogs, but it will dry ur heels,but dont panic!
U can solve that . when u shower make sure that u dont neglect ur feet and pay special attention to ur heels,wit a pumice rock to get all the dry, dead skin off, then, rub ur feet, and specially the heels, with a foot cream and then put socks, do all this at night right b4 u go to bed, u%26#039;ll see the diference in the morning!
koffice
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