Another public devotee to clogs is Whoopi Goldberg who has been seen wearing them in several of her movies including Made in America. Whilst clogs may have a workman like history and had brief flirtation with fashion they remain a sexy shoe appreciated by both males and females. There are several societies devoted to the appreciation of clogs. From the available literature it seems many admirers are attracted to the footwear because they have seen someone of the opposite sex wearing them. This may suggest the initial attraction is the idea of cross-dressing.
Most males consider clogs as mainstream fashion for females but cheeky and avante garde for men.
Many associated shoes with the wearer indicating men pay particular attention to their partner's attire. Some cloggies love the sound they make and others revel in the different materials they are made from. Most wearers insist it is the comfort of the style which draws them to clogs and not the idea of the shoe as a sex toy. This habit is reportedly much appreciated by foot partialists and fetishists alike. The history of clogs is long and honourable.