Swedish clogs are specific in that they are produced in sizes from 33 to 47. The lower wooden part of the clogs is made of hard alder wood, which is orthopedically shaped, is lightly impregnated so that the natural color of the alder wood stands out. The wooden part is glued with a gel sole, which is anti-slip and non-staining. The combination of these materials is an excellent insulator from the cold floor and, conversely, very pleasant for the feet at high temperatures. These health properties of anatomically shaped wood provide your feet with unique protection and comfort during all-day wear.

In the production of uppers, high-quality double natural leather covered with a special film is used, which greatly facilitates cleaning and hygiene. Leather uppers are produced according to models full or perforated, where perforations ensure better aeration of the foot, which reduces sweating of the feet. The tops are nailed to the lower part with steel clips to the wooden part.

The FP1 model is a basic model, where the edge of the full leather part is trimmed with welt leather and the entire upper part is folded with a flip-up leather strap with a buckle in the color of the upper, which can be flipped to the heel.

Differences between model F – Swedish clogs and P – classic clogs:

The wooden part - in the case of the F models is more robust compared to the P models, wider in the area of the fingers and is shaped so that the fingers are raised a little higher and the thumb sticks out a little to the front, compared to the P model where the front is shaped into a semicircle and the fingers are less elevated.

The leather part – in the case of the F models, it is shaped in a slightly trapezoidal manner with a raised space for the thumb and fingers, whereas in the case of the P models, it copies the semicircular sole and is not so raised in the area of the fingers.

Gel sole - in F models it is thicker with better anti-slip properties