Sandgrens Swedish High Heel Wooden Clog Boots for Women | Manhattan IMPORTANT SIZING INFORMATION - Please note that Sandgrens sizing differ from other brands, so make sure to measure your foot and compare the measurements provided in the Size Chart above. We recommend your foot to be 1/8-1/4 inch (0.3-0.7 cm) shorter than the base length measurement provided in the Size Chart. OUR CLOG BOOTS run smaller than our other clogs. Please see last picture for your reference. FIT  If you are a clog fan, you know that clogs are designed to slip when you walk (yes, even our closed back clogs and clog boots). It usually takes a few weeks to get used to the wooden sole and to break in the leather. So give your clogs some time  we promise its worth it! BEAUTIFUL NATURAL MATERIALS  Because our clogs are handmade you may find variations in the grain of the wood or leather. We strongly advise you to embrace this  it is what makes your clogs unique after all! NUBUCK LEATHER is high quality leather where the oiling process gives the leather its characteristic look and feel. Similar to suede it has a soft and velvety touch, and it is softer than our Vegetable Tanned leather. For product care please have a look at FAQ under Product Description. Our clogs are handmade so you may find variations in the grain of the wood or leather. These variations are normal and a testament to our Swedish handmade design. Clogs are supposed to slip when you walk, even if your clogs have a closed back. We recommend wearing your clogs inside your home a few times to let your feet and clogs adjust to each other. Nubuck leather will stretch slightly and form to customers feet during normal wear. Vegetable tan leather will initially feel stiff but will soften with continued wear. We only use 100% genuine leather on all of our clogs. To care for clogs made with soft nubuck leather, use a genuine horsehair shoeshine brush. To care for clogs made with vegetable tan leather, use a slightly damp cloth. To care for wooden bases, we recommend you use a damp cloth to remove stains and dust. Heavier stains can be removed with warm, soapy water. Wood is a natural material that is subject to cracking or chipping when struck by hard objects. Care must be taken when walking in urban environments or up and down stairs. If you hit the toe or heel of your clogs or boots into a street curb or staircase they may chip.