We used to think of them as a summer thing; now they're the key pair of the cold season. Clogs are the on-trend shoe of winter 2026-2027: fur-lined, suede, printed or colourful, worn with socks, under jeans or with a dress. Here's why they're so popular, which versions to go for and how to wear them.
The essentials
- Clogs tick every box: comfortable, easy to slip on, stylish and genuinely versatile.
- This winter, four versions lead the way: fur-lined, matte suede, leopard and colour.
- With ribbed socks, jeans, or a skirt and tights, you can wear them from morning to night.
- For heading out in the cold, choose a style with a grooved sole.
Why clogs are the shoe of winter 2026-2027
Clogs give us exactly what we want from a shoe right now: instant comfort, without looking like you're in your slippers. There are several reasons for their big comeback:
- Comfort first: you slip them on without bending down, they don't pinch, and a cushioned footbed keeps them comfortable all day.
- A clean silhouette: closed at the front and open at the heel, they have a strong line that works with jeans or a long skirt.
- No more line between indoors and out: work from home, pop out for two minutes, come back. Clogs keep up with that rhythm better than any other pair.
- Endless variations: suede, faux fur lining, prints, colour… the same shape can be reinvented again and again.
In short, it's the pair you put on in the morning and keep on all day, whether you're staying in or heading out.
4 clogs to wear this winter
1. The fur-lined clog
This is the star of the season. The Bormio fur-lined clog takes the clog shape and adds a faux fur lining that rises up to the collar, plus a grooved cork-effect sole so you can wear it outside. The clog becomes a proper winter shoe.
2. The matte suede clog
Vegan suede, a microfibre with a soft "peach skin" feel and no animal materials, has a soft matte finish that gives the winter clog its elegance. The Sienna comfort clog, with its adjustable metal buckle and cushioned footbed that follows your arch, is the most versatile version, from autumn to spring.
3. The leopard clog
Leopard print is here to stay, and it works especially well in small doses, on your feet. With raw denim, a black jumper or a camel coat, the leopard Sienna becomes the statement piece of a simple outfit. All our ideas are in leopard clogs: how to wear them.
4. The colourful clog
To brighten up grey winter outfits, try a bold shade. Bormio's saffron adds a luminous touch to a navy, grey or chocolate look, without being loud.

Can you really wear clogs in winter?
Yes, and that's when they're at their best. The closed front protects your toes from the cold, and the open heel means you can wear thick socks without feeling squeezed. Three details make the difference:
- An adjustable buckle: it adapts to the thickness of your socks and holds your foot, even when you're walking briskly.
- A cushioned footbed: it follows the arch of your foot and keeps the clog comfortable from morning to night, even on days when you're constantly in and out.
- A grooved sole for going out: for wet pavements, go for a style like Bormio, with its cork-effect sole.
How to wear clogs this winter
- With ribbed socks: white, ecru or matching the clog. It's the signature of the winter clog look.
- With jeans: straight and slightly cropped, so the sock and the clog shape show.
- With a dress or skirt: thick opaque tights and suede clogs, a chic and comfy pairing. For combinations that work, read clogs with a dress in winter.
- With wide-leg trousers: the hem just skims the clog and the silhouette stays fluid.
- With a long coat: camel or black wool, the finishing touch that makes clogs city-ready.
Sienna or Bormio: which clog should you choose?
- Your feet run warm, or you want a pair for three seasons: Sienna, in taupe, black, khaki, brown, camel or leopard, EU sizes 36 to 47.
- You feel the cold and want to wear them outside: Bormio, in brown, camel, black, grey, taupe or saffron, EU sizes 35 to 45.
- You don't want to choose: your second pair is 75% off, or build your own bundle of 2 pairs for €59.98.
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Our winter picks
- Bormio: lined up to the collar, cleated cork-effect sole.
- Varenna: the loafer mule for town.
- Winter Trio: Merano + Alba + Cortina for €79.98.
Frequently asked questions
Are clogs still in fashion in 2026?
Yes. Clogs have settled in for the long term, and winter 2026-2027 brings them in fur-lined, suede, leopard and colourful versions.
What socks should you wear with clogs?
Plain ribbed socks in cotton or fine wool. White for a graphic look, tone-on-tone to lengthen the leg.
What's the difference between a clog and a mule?
Both leave the heel free; a clog usually has a more covering front and a chunkier sole. In everyday language, the two words are often used interchangeably.
Can you wear clogs in winter?
Yes: with warm socks on dry days, or choose a lined model with a cleated sole such as the Bormio mule.
Which clogs for men in winter?
Black or brown closed clogs with wool socks; the Sienna clog goes up to EU 47.
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The pack deal
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