Maguba Nairobi Black clogs size 38

Name: Maguba Nairobi Black clogs size 38
Brand: Maguba
SKU: 65e648f54bc655fc1a0659bc
Price: 125.0 USD
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Maguba of Sweden Nairobi high-heeled mule style clog in Black genuine vegetable tanned leather, with cut-out sides and a braided leather toe vent. Natural unfinished Alderwood bottoms. Size 38, US size 8. Runs slightly Narrow. In pristine condition, worn once briefly then cleaned. Virtually no signs of wear. 🚭Smoke free, One Dog home🐕‍🦺

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starrbach Hi there :) I was wondering if you’d be so kind as to please measure the length of the insole and the widest part of the ball of foot area up front on this plant form clog for me? This would be so incredibly helpful in determining if these will fit me or not. Thank you sooo much!!!! 🙏🏻😊

May 31Reply

starrbach Hi there :) Sorry to bug you, just wanted to see if you got my message to please measure okay. Also one more question—Do you find that they stay on your foot well enough as you walk, like it would be hard to just walk out of them or have them fall off without a sling back? I have neuropathy in my right foot and in some backless shoes, I can just step right out of them with that foot 🙃

Jun 01Reply

erinthirteen @starrbach sorry for the delay, I’m just super busy this weekend and haven’t had time to measure them yet. They were fairly snug on me, so they were not flying off my feet the few times I wore them :) but they are a mule so they are certainly not fling off proof 😅 I’ll try to get to them tomorrow 🖤

Jun 01Reply

starrbach @erinthirteen oh thank you so so much!!!

Jun 03Reply

erinthirteen @starrbach ok, so the interior length of the insole is 9 5/8” long (I used a soft measuring tape and made sure that it was appropriately settled onto the contours of the shoe) And the interior width of the widest area where the ball of the foot would sit is about 3” across. This is a all 100% genuine leather upper and leather lining, so it will brake in and form to (within reason) the wearers foot shape. My foot is about 3 1/2” across and they fit me snuggly, but they did fit.

Jun 03Reply

starrbach @erinthirteen you’re wonderful! So I need the length to be 9.75” and 3” across is quite narrow. My feet are actually 4” so in need shoes that are 3.25 at the narrowest to usually 3.5”. I’m just concerned these are going to be too small all around and I’m so sad about it because the braided style of them are gorgeous!!!

Jun 04Reply

starrbach @erinthirteen I also saw that you’ve made a lot of notes on uncomfy clog brands. I just discovered a clog company online called Famalore that looks like they’ll be more comfortable than the wood versions 🤔 Maybe we should give those a try

Jun 04Reply

starrbach @erinthirteen I just ordered now the Famolare “Clog Heaven” style in honey for an every day run around casual lower clog to be safe and comfy. But there’s also much higher cute ones like “Double Vision” and “But What” at https://www.famolare.com

Jun 04Reply

starrbach @erinthirteen and also check out the vintage versions at various online shops. Some really cute intricate braided ones!

Jun 04Reply

erinthirteen @starrbach out of my absolute hoard of wooden shoes😅 ones that have a built in leather insole definitely tend to be more comfortable. But most of the classic sweed brands are not that🙃 I have a pair of MIA “anja” clogs that’s are wooden insole and fairly comfortable, but the sizing is weird (I wear a 37 in that style)

Jun 04Reply

erinthirteen @starrbach but yeah I’m 43 and my feet have less and less tolerance for my love of wooden heels😂💩 try searching for “Floggs” clogs, I don’t think they are made anymore, but they are still floating around on resale sites, Super comfy thick foam insole that’s part of the design of the shoes.

Jun 04Reply

starrbach @erinthirteen I saw your note on the Floggs before and definitely keep checking them out in to try to find cuter vintage styles in them. I’m 44, so right with ya on what my feet aren’t allowing me to comfortably get away with any more and then I just read this whole article about how wooden clogs are actually the worst thing we can wear on our feet to exasperate issues (which I have of plenty( and that’s when I went with the Famolare’s rubber soled versions 😭

5 days agoReply