We often fall for a colour in the photo, then hesitate when it's time to style it. Yet choosing your clog colour is simple as soon as you start from your wardrobe rather than the trend. Here, colour by colour, is what each one works best with.
In short
- Taupe: the most versatile, it goes with everything.
- Black: the dressiest, perfect for the office.
- Camel and brown: warm, ideal in autumn.
- Khaki: an original yet easy touch.
- Leopard: the detail that lifts a simple outfit.
Colour by colour
Taupe, the safe bet
Neither too light nor too dark, taupe goes with white, beige, denim, grey and black. If you only have one pair, make it this one. It works all year round.
Black, understated elegance
Black gives a more polished, structured look. It's perfect with tailored trousers, a midi skirt or raw denim. It's also the easiest colour for men.
Camel, warmth
Camel warms up a light outfit in summer and goes beautifully with autumn tones: rust, burgundy, forest green, ecru.
Brown, the autumn classic
Deeper than camel, brown is ideal with denim, corduroy and chunky knits. It also hides everyday marks better.
Khaki, the easy original
Khaki surprises but pairs very well with beige, white, navy and denim. A good way to step out of neutrals without taking risks.
Leopard, the fashion accent
A leopard print on a shoe is enough to give character to jeans and a black jumper. Our tips: how to wear leopard print.
The method for choosing
- Look at your wardrobe: what are the three colours you wear most?
- Choose a clog in a similar tone for a go-with-everything pair.
- Add a second, bolder pair (black, khaki or leopard) for variety.
Our Sienna clog comes in all six of these colours, from size 36 to 47. And with the current offer, the second pair of Sienna is only €9.99: the chance to have one neutral pair and one bolder pair.
Frequently asked questions
Which clog colour goes with everything?
Taupe, which works as well with light tones as with black and denim.
Which clog colour for winter?
Brown, camel and black are the easiest in winter, especially with thick socks.
Do light-coloured clogs get dirty quickly?
Regular brushing is enough to keep the suede clean. See our care guide.
Read also
Six colours of vegan suede clogs for all your outfits: discover the Sienna clog and the whole All our styles collection.
