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One-of-Kind Clogs

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Size
7.5
Color
BlueBrown
Category
WomenShoesMules & Clogs
Purchased off Etsy, not from the maker so exact origin is unknown. These are handmade clogs, like someone's learning project. They are completely solid, functional, comfortable, and eye-catching. Leather and suede uppers. Wood and rubber soles. Every time I wear them, I'm asked where they're from. No size indicated but I'm a 7.5 and they fit me well.

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babzcatcloset
babzcatcloset@doccloset that’s too bad—I’m a 4 1/2 in these. They are called “Multnomah Clogs”, and they are made in Portland, Oregon, and have been made by the Multnomah Leather Company since the late 1930s. They were super popular when I was in grade school and high school and were an essential part of a preppy wardrobe in the 70s and 80s. They are made to order, and start at about $200 these days
Apr 29Reply
humoroushuman
humoroushuman@doccloset could you tell me by chance what these measure from heel to toe?
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babzcatcloset
babzcatclosetHi there—do those say 4 or 4 1/2 inside the shoe?
Apr 27Reply
doccloset
doccloset@babzcatcloset I think it's a smudged 4.
Apr 28Reply
babzcatcloset
babzcatcloset@doccloset that’s too bad—I’m a 4 1/2 in these. They are called “Multnomah Clogs”, and they are made in Portland, Oregon, and have been made by the Multnomah Leather Company since the late 1930s. They were super popular when I was in grade school and high school and were an essential part of a preppy wardrobe in the 70s and 80s. They are made to order, and start at about $200 these days
Apr 29Reply
humoroushuman
humoroushuman@doccloset could you tell me by chance what these measure from heel to toe?
Nov 26Reply
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