Swedish clogs have made a triumphant comeback in the past few years. Women have gracefully embraced clogs as one of the most fashionable footwear at present. With their elegant looks, ornate designs and orthopedic usefulness, clogs have become the best choice for women of all ages. Swedish clogs were back with a bang when they featured in the 2007 winter collection for Dutch designers Viktor and Rolf.
The Dutch unveiled their set of high-heeled clogs in the catwalk which grabbed numerous eyeballs and set the tone for a new genre of fashionable footwear. The French were not to be left behind. Louis Vuitton and Chanel brought their own collection of Swedish clogs which featured a simple fabric upper construction fastened to a wooden heel.
Clogs became a hit after they featured in such catwalks and fashion parades. They garnered such attention that women began to buy varieties of clogs to team them up with different dresses. Clogs now come in a bunch of designs. There are open-back and closed-back styles. The platforms come in wood, cork or plastic options.
The heels are low, high as well as flat versions. The upper part is constructed using various types of leather in an assortment of shades and colors such as brown, black, blue, pink and purple. They usually come in the strap and strapless options. There are also plastic clogs which are perfect for gardening activities. They are tough and you can just wash them off in case they get dirty.
Swedish clogs catering the nursing departments have become a popular choice for those professions where women are on their feet all day. Nursing clogs are specifically designed to provide ankle, knee and back support to minimize knee and back pain. These clogs have non-slip treads which provide solid grip and prevent you from slipping on wet hospital floors. Moreover, these Swedish nursing clogs are slip-on shoes which makes wearing them on and off a breeze.
They come in a variety of colors and designs so that you can juggle different dresses with them. The Swedish nursing clogs are light and are made of durable wood or heavy duty plastic materials. These clogs also have proper padding on the insides which significantly reduce discomfort and allow nurses to move throughout their workplace with ease.
