Todd Snyder x Gardenheir Rubber Clogs in Snyder Olive

Todd Snyder x Gardenheir Rubber Clogs in Snyder Olive

Name: Todd Snyder x Gardenheir Rubber Clogs in Snyder Olive
Brand: Todd Snyder x Gardenheir
Price: 90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

Todd Snyder x Gardenheir

Rated 4.0 out of 5

Based on 1 review

$90

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Garden clogs are an indispensable part of the gardening life — and, luckily, have been fully embraced outside the garden, too. They’re actually smart-looking, no? Much more durable and supportive (and less clunky) than your standard rubber clog, this version is made in Italy. Strong yet comfortable, waterproof, easily cleaned, and with slip-resistant, chunky tread soles for whatever the weather has in store. A removable cork insole adds great stable support that will continue to mold to the shape of your foot over time.

Gardenheir is a cult favorite lifestyle and gardening brand founded by Alan Calpe and Christopher Crawford, self-described devoted amateur gardeners. With backgrounds in the arts, they bring a creative (and playful) perspective to the work of gardening — the name itself is a play on words, mixing “gardener,” “garden air,” and “garden error,” as well as the idea of being inheritors and stewards of a natural space.

Exclusive TS Color
100% Closed-Cell Polyurethane
Waterproof PU Upper
Removable Cork Insoles
Slip-Resistant Tread Soles
Made in Italy
Size Note: We generally recommend sizing down ½ size, but everyone’s fit is unique; please measure your foot before selecting your size.
Style FP04030GRD0047P47P

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Reviewed by Joseph C.

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Rated 4 out of 5

Great clogs but not great for high arches.

I sized down for length as recommended (normally wear a US 10 and bought a 42 after trying on in store). The cork insole is pretty substantial and the rubber doesn’t stretch (or at least hasn’t after a month of wear) so they’re tight around the arches. Still great to wear for short periods of time and maybe they’ll get more comfortable once the cork breaks in.

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