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Women's Suede Clogs Round Toe Leather Mules Cork Footbed Clog with Arch Suppor
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Women's Suede Clogs Round Toe Leather Mules Cork Footbed Clog with Arch Suppor

A suede mule, cut for women. Underfoot, a cork footbed over a rubber outsole. Specified for long hospital shifts and travel and long walking days.

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Specifications

BrandUnbranded
UpperSuede
StyleSlip-On, Mule
FootbedCork footbed, Contoured footbed
SoleRubber outsole
Colours listedBlack, Brown, Tan
Best forNursing, Travel
FeaturesArch Support, Cork Footbed

What to know about this mule

Napped leather like this dusts rather than scuffs. A suede brush along the nap restores it; water does not.

Cork wants sealing once or twice a year at the exposed rim. Untreated, it dries and crumbles at the edges; sealed, it lasts as long as the shoe. 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.

For twelve-hour shifts the footbed matters more than the cushioning. Cushioning compresses; a supportive shape does not.

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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