Clogs

Intini clogs

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Cork under your foot, a buckle across the instep, and a choice of suede or faux leather on top.

  • 2 styles
  • 13 colors
  • $16.99 to $39.99
Intini clogs

What an Intini clog does on a long day

You slip a clog on without your hands, and that is most of its appeal at the back door. The cork bed then does the slower work: over the first week of wear it takes a shallow print of your heel and the line of your arch. The strap keeps your heel in that print when you walk.

Both clogs leave the heel open. That makes them quick to put on and easy to kick off, and it also means they grip less on a staircase than a closed shoe. For a long walk or a ladder, a shoe with a back is the better pick.

Intini clogs by style

Two clogs from the Intini range.

Questions

Intini clogs: your questions

What is the difference between your two Intini clogs?

The upper. The suede clog has genuine suede on top and inside, in eleven colors. The faux leather clog has a smooth PU upper that wipes clean, in black and grey. Both stand on a contoured cork midsole with a buckle strap.

Is there a strap behind your heel in Intini clogs?

No. Both clogs are open at the heel, and the strap runs across the instep. That makes them fast to put on, and it also means a closed shoe is the better choice for stairs and ladders.

Can you adjust the fit of an Intini clog?

Yes, at the buckle. Tighten the strap a hole on a thin sock day or if you sized up for a wide foot, and loosen it over a thick wool sock.

Find your Intini pair

Every color in the Intini range is one click from here, and you choose your size on the next page.

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