Women's clogs
Closed round toe, open heel, cork-effect sole: our women's clogs in vegan suede have the look of suede leather, with no animal materials. Comfortable from day one, sizes 36 to 47.
Comfort, without compromise
Every pair of Breya shoes is made to last: premium vegan suede carefully selected, a cushioned insole that molds to your foot, and refined finishing touches down to the last detail. The result of true craftsmanship, not a rushed production.
A detail that changes everything
The adjustable metal buckle and reinforced stitching aren't just for show: they ensure a perfect fit and durability, even after months of daily wear.
Every detail counts
From the selection of the suede to the final finishing touches, each pair is designed with the same requirement: to offer lasting comfort and visible quality, without ever compromising on materials.
Women's clogs: the iconic shape, in vegan suede
Clogs are back in every wardrobe, and for good reason: with a closed round toe and an open heel, they slip on in a second while keeping your foot well protected. Our women's clogs take this timeless silhouette in vegan suede, a dense microfibre with a suede look, soft to the touch and free of any animal materials.
What makes a good clog
A cushioned footbed that follows the arch, a heel set in a deep cup to spread the pressure, an adjustable metal buckle to fine-tune the fit and a flexible outsole that grips without weighing you down. That's the recipe for our Sienna clog, available in six colours.
The lined clog for winter
When it's cold, the Bormio lined clog takes over: a faux-fur lining up to the collar and a treaded cork-effect sole, for home and outdoors.
How to wear clogs
With straight-leg jeans and a knit jumper, a long dress or wide-leg trousers, and socks from autumn onwards. Taupe and camel go with almost everything; black looks more polished. Our ideas: wearing clogs in autumn and winter and in summer.
Frequently asked questions
Are your clogs made of suede?
No: they look like suede but are made of vegan suede, a microfibre with no animal materials. The differences are explained in our article vegan suede, microsuede, suede.
Clog or mule, what's the difference?
A clog is a mule that's closed at the front with a thick sole. See also our women's mules and the article clog, mule, sabot: what's the difference?
Are clogs suitable for wide feet?
Yes, the buckle adjusts and the shape leaves room at the front of the foot. See also our shoes for wide feet.
How do I care for vegan suede clogs?
Brush regularly with a soft brush and use a damp cloth on marks. Our care guide covers everything.