Slip-On Work Clogs – Closed Toe, Wide Toe Box, Non-Slip Grip

Wide toe box · Cushioned sole · Non-slip grip

Experience the freedom of natural movement

These work clogs put comfort and a natural walking feel first. They feel like walking on pillows while still giving your feet protection and support. Made with your feet in mind, they leave plenty of room for air and movement, just as nature intended: the wide toe box lets your toes spread out, and the cushioned, flexible sole moves with your stride to help you feel stable and balanced on your feet all day.

Black work clogs worn outdoors on a paved path

A flat canvas sneaker next to a black work clog with a thick sole

The problem

Say goodbye to rigid, uncomfortable footwear

Are your feet tired of stiff, rigid shoes by the end of the day? Traditional footwear often does not move with your foot's natural motion, and after long hours of standing and walking that can leave you feeling uncomfortable from your feet upwards.

It's time to swap stiff soles for a shoe that works with your natural stride.

Flat, hard shoes: a rigid sole, little flex and no natural feeling.
These clogs: light and flexible, with a thick cushioned sole.

Where to use it

Made for work, everyday wear and the outdoors

These clogs are carefully designed for everyday wear, work and outdoor activities, with an ergonomic shape that gives comfort and support from the first step to the last.

The roomy front gives your toes space to move, and the soft footbed cushions every step, so you can step out with confidence wherever the day takes you.

Hand holding a black work clog to show the wide toe box and the soft inner footbed

Key features

All-day comfort, made simple

Work clog features: easy slip on, wide toe box, cushioned heel support, non-slip grip

Flexible support: keeps your feet relaxed and takes the edge off the pressure of long days.
Cushioned walk: a thick, cushioned sole designed to support your stride and help your feet and legs feel less tired.
Soft, light soles: a soft feel underfoot that helps you stay comfortable for longer.
Room to move: the wide toe box lets your toes spread naturally.
Easy slip-on: step in and go, with cushioned heel support.
Non-slip grip: a deep tread on the sole for a sure footing.
Everyday ready: lightweight and supportive for work, home or out and about, ideal for all-day wear.

Who it's for

Made for long days on your feet

Nurses, chefs, healthcare and support workers, and anyone who stands or walks for hours: these clogs were made for shifts like yours, in the kitchen, on the ward, at home or in the garden.

Nurse in a hospital ward holding a black work clog

Two chefs in a kitchen holding black work clogs

Chef standing in a busy kitchen wearing black work clogs

Healthcare worker in scrubs wearing black work clogs

Size

Fits true to size

We recommend choosing your usual shoe size. If you are between sizes, we suggest sizing down for the best fit. Every size in the list shows both the US women's and the US men's size, and the EU size is marked on the bottom of each clog.

How to measure your foot

1. Place your foot on a sheet of paper against a wall and draw the outline of your foot.
2. Measure from the tip of your longest toe to the end of your heel, then compare it with the inner length in the chart.

Colours

Black, brown or cream

Black slip-on work clog with a thick cushioned sole

Brown slip-on work clog with a thick cushioned sole

Cream slip-on work clog with a thick cushioned sole

Questions people ask

Where are the men's sizes?

Men's and women's sizes are in the same list on this page. Each size shows the US women's size and the matching US men's size.

Do they fit true to size?

Yes. Choose your usual shoe size, and if you are between sizes, size down for the best fit.

Can I order two different colours?

Yes. Simply add each pair to the cart one by one in the colour you want.

Good to know

These are comfort work shoes, not a medical device. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Individual experiences vary.
If you have an ongoing foot condition, ask your health professional which footwear suits you.
Give your feet a few days to get used to a new pair of shoes.