Adjustable and Convertible The strap can be flipped over and worn as a slip-on clog or it can be flipped to the back, around the foot to secure the foot in place. Read more Sanita Size Chart How should my clogs fit? There should be a pinky-sized gap between your heel and the back of the clog. The snuggest fit should be across the instep, and the toe box should feel roomy. For slight fit adjustments, pinch or pull the adjustable heel cup or pull the clog apart slightly by the instep. For half-sizes, we recommend sizing up. Sanita - The Original Danish Clog, handcrafted in Europe since 1907. Shop the Original When choosing your next pair of clogs, make sure you choose the original Danish clog: Sanita Handcrafted in Europe since 1907, Sanita clogs have been supporting generations of professionals. Over a century ago, Christen Meldgaard Andersen opened a shoe shop in Herning, Denmark, where he made the first pairs of Sanita clogs for local masons, farmers, and bakers. Today, we continue our strong European workwear tradition and design our clogs in our native Denmark and handcraft them in our factory in Poland. Often imitated, Sanita clogs are unmatched in support, design, and expert craftsmanship. You’ll find our clogs worn in high-end restaurants, busy hospital wards, small-town salons, kindergarten classrooms, and everywhere else in-between. Sanita remains deeply rooted in history, and maintains the same principles that went into making our first clog all those years ago: simple, ergonomic design and quality you can count on. Sanita works. Caring for your Sanita Clogs Printed/Embossed Leather Upper Use a soft dry cloth to wipe off any dirt and maintain sheen on your printed leather clogs. Patent Leather Upper Patent leather uppers can be wiped down with soap and water on a soft cloth. If further cleaning is desired, the upper can also be wiped down with alcohol. Suede Leather Upper Suede leather clogs can be cleaned with a special suede foam cleaner and horsehair brush. PU-coated Leather Uppers Polyurethane-coated leather upper clogs can be wiped down with soap and water on a soft cloth. If further cleaning is desired, the upper can also be wiped down with alcohol. Read more
