The clog may be one of the most polarizing yet relentless shoe styles on the planet. It’s backed by stars like Sarah Jessica Parker, Gisele Bündchen, and Reese Witherspoon, always makes its return throughout the fall. No matter your opinions, the blockage pattern is exploding this season with designers like Louis Vuitton, Chloé, and Isabel Marant offering up their variation of the wood soled footwear.
Personally, I understand why SJP has actually been fully supporting the blockage movement for years: The design is comfortable, sets simply as quickly with skirts and dresses as it does with jeans and other trousers, and the majority of styles use just enough of a platform to make your legs look excellent. With the temperatures quickly dropping and leaf-changing season in full impact, I’m going shopping the pattern with a cozy, shearling-lined twist. If you really want to “consume and leave behind no crumbs,” (as my 8-year-old child would state), check out my favorite lined obstructions from Ugg, Sezane, and more, listed below.
In 2023, I nabbed a pair of Beek’s Woodpecker Shearling blockages, just recently pulling them revoke my closet to endure repeat for the second year in a row. The style, with a luxurious vegetable-tanned leather upper hand-nailed with bronze detailing and a shearling-lined insole, keeps my feet warm and fuzzy. I also enjoy the just-high-enough 3-inch heel, making them the best pairing for a variety of pant styles, including cropped, cuffed, and even very long flares. This year the sustainably minded brand truly leaned into shearling, designing a whole collection of relaxing sandals, slides, blockages and took relaxing to new extremes, including a version of the Woodpecker with a totally fuzzy upper.
Free People Oak Cozy Clog Mules
Free People’s Oak Cozy Clog Mules are comparable to my preferred Beek style with a shearling lining, suede upper, and stud details. They come in two color alternatives, a classic tan and a neutral cream suede that I’m personally insane about– it’ll go with simply about anything.
Ugg New Heights Cozy Clog
Every holiday there is a single Ugg style that becomes difficult to find, and this year my bets are on its new platform Cozy Clog. Styled after the OG obstruction but with an Ugg edge, the slip-on features a 2-inch stacked heel, cozy foam footbed, light-weight EVA outsole, and Uggplush wool lining. The styling limitations are limitless; set them with tube socks and sweats, or go sockless with your favorite denim. This Ugg variation is way more casual than the majority of options highlighted, however for the totally comfort-minded, they are a shoe-in. (If you like this look however want a more budget-friendly option, take a look at the Rocket Dog’s Fran Clog on Amazon.).
Sézane Taylor Clogs.
If an open back is the one clog style information you can’t overcome, the Sézane Taylor is the clog for you. The handcrafted shoe is utterly beautiful, created out of smooth leather with a hand cut wooden sole and a crafty, buckled ankle strap to keep your feet protected and prevent the shoe from falling off. Simply be forewarned: the platform on these young puppies is simply under an inch plus a 3.3-inch heel, making them on the greater side.
Below, go shopping more cozy clogs in the nick of time for fall.
