When your Birkenstock sandals need a break, these are a great alternative. Whether you’re having a coffee with friends or taking your puppy for a walk around the block, Dr. Lobkova always recommends Birkenstock for casual shoes. Each pair has an iconic soft footbed and an adjustable strap for extra support. Available in a worn black, earthy mocha brown and a light tan.

Dr. Parthasarathy is a big Dansko fan. For the job that requires her to look professional all day while on her feet all day, she loves these oiled leather clogs in a warm, aged honey. Expect a roomy toe box that literally gives your feet extra wiggle room, as well as a super comfy outsole that handles shock absorption.

If you are looking for a clog without the traditional full clog look, hit the Dankso Season. This is another highlight from Dr. Parthasarathy, especially for casual wear in the warmer months. Each pair has a beveled sole for traction, while the adjustable ankle strap provides additional protection from sprains and rolling. Available in four beautiful colors: a bright white, a dark black, a classic brown and a festive orange.

These clogs are cute and less than $ 100. Each pair consists of a traditional leather toe box and a natural wood outsole that offers a “platform-like height”. Make sure you choose a half size bigger – Everlane says they go smaller so save yourself the hassle (and bubbles) before buying.

Oofos really are the most comfortable shoes ever and their clogs are no different. Technically, these are recovery shoes made from proprietary OOFoam that cushions aching, tired feet and joints. In addition, the closed-cell foam that makes up each pair is machine washable, so no more smelly shoes. Choose between a classic black, a deep navy blue or a bright, summery white.

Crocs are back and better than ever. If you need a clog, after planting flowers, you can wash it off with a garden hose, these are the shoes for you. They’re incredibly light and water-repellent, which makes them a great water shoe that won’t slip. And they are incredibly breathable – the built-in ventilation openings are designed in such a way that they drain away water (or sweat …), so no more “swamp toes”.

These colorful clogs feel as good as they look. The exterior is made of soft suede, while the interior is lined with synthetic and a soft footbed so your feet don’t get sore and tired. The best colors are sunny yellow and bright red, but olive green and sea blue are also beautiful.

For a good, solid clog, Dr. Lobkova Swedish Hasbeens. These Swedish clogs are all handcrafted in Europe from sustainable, natural materials such as vegetable oiled leather and limewood. Pair it with flared jeans or denim shorts to complete the look.

Troentorp’s Da Vinci clogs are available in a vegan leather option made in collaboration with the French vegan brand Good Guys Don’t Wear Leather. In addition, they are incorporated into Troentorp’s lacquered sole, which makes them waterproof and non-slip when exposed to the elements.

This is a high boot from Hunter in the shape of a clog. Lightweight rubber clogs are ideal for keeping your feet clean in the garden or by the lake. If it gets muddy, simply pull out the removable insole and hose it down until you wear it again. The black is classic, but who can resist a bright cherry red or a fun baby blue?