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Birkenstock Men's London Clogs

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Size: 7-7.5 Women/5-5.5 Men


Color: Taupe


Features

  • Anatomically shaped footbed
  • Contoured cork footbed conforms to the shape of your foot and features pronounced arch support, a deep heel cup and roomy toe box; lined with suede
  • Lightweight EVA sole for cushioning and shock absorption

Description

A classic Birkenstock look. One of our first close-toe styles, the London’s simplicity shines with clean lines and an adjustable buckled strap.

Color: Taupe


Occasion Type: indoor, outdoor


Heel Type: No Heel


Toe Style: Closed Toe


Occasion Lifestyle: Casual


Style Name: Classic


Pattern: Solid


Subject Character: Barbie


Theme: Sport


Seasons: All


Pattern: solid


Brand: Birkenstock


Model Name: Classic


Style Number: 1010504-380


Product Name: Birkenstock 1010504338 London Taupe Sd 38


Bullet Point: Anatomically shaped footbed, Contoured cork footbed conforms to the shape of your foot and features pronounced arch support, a deep heel cup and roomy toe box; lined with suede, Lightweight EVA sole for cushioning and shock absorption


UPC: 886457131265


Global Trade Identification Number: 65


Manufacturer: Birkenstock


Target Gender: Unisex


Manufacturer Part Number: 504-250


Item Weight: 0.01 Pounds


Item Type Name: London Taupe Sd


Special Features: Lightweight


Closure Type: Buckle


Sport Type: Walking


Specific Uses For Product: Casual


Embellishment Feature: Buckle


Shoe Type: Clog


Strap Type: mary-jane


Has Shoe Adjustability: Yes


Insole Cushioning: Suede


Cushioning Level: Moderate


Outer Material: Suede


lining-description: Suede


Sole Material: Rubber


Insole Material: Ethylene Vinyl Acetate


Material Fabric: Leather


Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only


Shoe Height Map: ankle-high


Size: 7-7.5 Women/5-5.5 Men


Package Weight: 0.73 Kilograms


Item Package Quantity: 1


Item Dimensions: 0.01 x 0.01 x 0.01 inches


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    • The most comfortable professional shoe you can buy!
Size: 13-13.5 Wide Women/11-11.5 Men Color: Taupe
I've had over a dozen pairs of Birkenstocks, with at least five of them being Londons. I have always had jobs where I was on my feet a lot, including bartending and teaching, so comfortable shoes are very important. (Teaching also explains why I have had so many Londons - sandals just don't look professional enough for most teaching positions.) I'm now starting to battle gout, so the need for comfortable shoes has just jumped exponentially. I've tried wearing athletic shoes and light hikers, but the Birkenstock cork sole quickly conforms to your feet in a way that no other material can and you quickly have a shoe that fits your foot like it was made for it. I've seen a lot of reviews that complained about how tight the London feels when it is brand new. This is normal because of the materials the shoe is made from. Both cork and leather will break in, providing the perfect amount of space in the shoe for your foot. If the shoe came with an already perfect fit, it would quickly feel too large as the material broke in. Remember, the Birkenstock's secret to comfort lies in the fact it will conform perfectly for your foot! Agreed, the break-in is uncomfortable, but quick. When I wear the shoe for years of blissful comfort, I barely remember the break-in. A note on Birkenstocks in general: I have had one pair of Birks that I didn't like. It was the Arizona, which does not have a heel or heel strap. When wearing a heal-less shoe, I had to curl my toes all the time to keep the shoes on my feet. This was the only time I've found a pair of Birks uncomfortable. I recommend you always get a pair with a heel of some kind. As far as durability, I wore Londons when I taught in a native village near the Arctic Circle in Alaska. I have found that as long as you keep the leather protected (I use a beeswax product) it does just fine in occasional wet conditions. I make sure they're sufficiently dried every night. They're not as durable as hiking boots, but who would expect them to be? When worn for teaching, I expect a pair to last a few years. I have had several pairs resoled (just the rubber part replaced) and worn them even further. If you're up for a few days of break-in, I think you'll find the London an amazingly comfortable, professional shoe. I bet my feet on it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2016 by Green Eric
    • Toss the sneakers
Size: 8-8.5 Color: Taupe
I work 12 hour shifts standing on a concrete floor, and my feet are absolutely battered, even though I have been wearing shoes with an incredible amount of cushioning. So I'm trying another strategy and going for a roomy toe box and lots of arch support. I always change into Birkenstock Arizona sandals first thing on arriving home, so it occurred to me to look for a closed-shoe style of Birks that would be allowed at my job. I chose suede because it's easier to break in. (Birkenstock oiled leather will eventually conform to your feet, but it never really seems to get soft. This is fine for sandals or slides that I'm in and out of on my free time, and it's extremely durable. But it's not something I want to attempt at work.) The Londons in suede break in quickly. When I took them off after wearing them for the first time, I could already see them starting to form to my feet. Today I am wearing them for the second time. I put a little alcohol on the parts of the uppers where I tend to have problems to help them stretch, and I'm wearing them around the house and for short dog walks with no issues. Tomorrow I will try walking to the store in them. Soon after that, I'll try them at the job. I'll update if there's a problem. But don't expect an edit, this has all the earmarks of a very comfortable shoe. The subject of the toe bar has been brought up here, and I want to say that this style doesn't have one. I don't think a toe bar serves any purpose with a closed shoe, as your toes don't have to grip in order to keep the shoes in place. And if your feet are a little "off model", a toe bar can be painful. It's an easy fix - just hammer down the offending segment of bar - but that's only possible with sandals. They're typical Birks - they won't give the appearance of a small, delicate foot by any means. They remind me of Bostons. There's some spread in the front, creating a kind of duck-footed appearance. It's OK. I'll take funny looking shoes over continuous foot pain any day. If you're worried about your appearance, consider the faces you're probably making when your feet feel like they've been run over by a truck! Highly recommended for anyone who is on their feet for long hours, has foot issues, or wants to prevent foot issues! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019 by *~Stella~*
    • Survival gear
Size: 11-11.5 Wide Color: Taupe
These are not cute, but I've been dealing with plantar fasciitis and needed something I could wear to the office; it looks like these are really going to make a difference. The toe box is very wide and I wonder if I could wear narrows, but my feet needed relief, and I didn't want to risk the delay of returning them. The arch feels more aggressive on these than my other Birks, maybe my others are just old and worn down. The arch is what I need though, and I'm not complaining. If I wasn't so desperate I would have gone to the next town to shop in person for cuter Birks, but I didn't have time and it's hard to find women's shoes in my size anyway (around 12 US, 42 European) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2015 by MiMu
    • None
Size: 8.5-9 Color: Multi
I followed the shoe chart for the correct size for my husband. They were so small. Like a small ladies. I ordered the exact same shoe in brown and my husband has been wearing them every day for almost a year. I'm upset because I have to pay return postage and I thought I read that the return postage was free - and I smiled to myself. Wrong. Also, my husband uses a cane because of difficulty with balance. This Birkenstock is a really good shoe for him. Now, I will have to wait until August to get another pair. This shoe is hard to find - anywhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2017 by Amelia Mitchell

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