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SR Max Vienna Women's Black Mary Jane Clog Style Slip Resistant Soft Toe Work
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SR Max Vienna Women's Black Mary Jane Clog Style Slip Resistant Soft Toe Work

A full-grain leather clog from SR, cut for women. Underfoot, a cushioned insole over a rubber outsole. An adjustable strap takes up slack across the instep. Specified for jobs spent standing.

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Specifications

BrandSR
UpperFull-Grain Leather
StyleMule
FootbedCushioned insole
SoleRubber outsole
ClosureAdjustable strap
Colours listedBlack
Best forWork
FeaturesNon-Slip, Adjustable

What to know about this clog

Full-grain keeps the outer surface of the hide intact, scars and all. It stretches to your foot and then stops, rather than creasing in a fixed line.

Cushioning absorbs impact, which helps if you walk a lot and helps less if you stand still. Standing rewards even pressure distribution over softness. A rubber outsole grips wet floors in a way a smooth leather or wooden base does not, which is why it turns up on almost everything sold for kitchen and hospital work.

The adjustable strap takes up slack across the instep, which is the difference between a clog that stays put and one you grip with your toes. Built for jobs spent upright. Standing still and walking punish feet differently, and this is built for the first.

Black is the colour most workplace dress codes specify, and the one that hides toe-box scuffs best. It greys as the finish dries — conditioner brings it back. Most of these are built on EU lasts and converted inconsistently to US sizing. Where you can, work from the EU number.

Condition every six to eight weeks for daily-wear shoes. More often than that and you soften the leather past the point where it holds shape.

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