Looks Like It’s Clog O’Clock

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Retailers

Clogs becoming cool again is a gift from the fashion gods. Not only are they super comfortable and easy to slip on and off throughout the day, but they can also be styled up or down depending on the occasion. From suede and fuzzy styles by A.Emery and Marni to stud-embellished options by Chloé and Awake Mode and even a heeled pair with sheepskin lining by Larroudé, the Cut team has tested plenty of clogs and have determined the coolest clogs of the season can be worn to the grocery store, to the office, out to drinks, and everywhere in between.

So, you’re looking for the best clogs?

➼ Our top picks
➼ More tried-and-true options

Our top picks:

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Plasticana French Garden Clogs

Lucie bakery founder and New York City “It” girl Lucie Franc de Ferriere put Plasticana clogs on her wish list, so we put Plasticana clogs on our wish list. Simple as that!

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Birkenstock Boston Soft Footbed Clogs

You can’t go wrong with the classics. Not only will Birkenstock Bostons never go out of style, but they’re also so damn comfortable.

$160 at Shopbop

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Uniqlo Clogs

Lightweight and easy to style, these clogs feature a sponge lining that makes them super comfortable. Oh, and they’re only $30.

$29.9 at Uniqlo

More tried-and-true options:

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Bernardo Easton Suede Buckle Slide Mules

Also available in beige, these suede round-toe mules have a low-profile silhouette that can easily be dressed up or down. The sculptural buckle is the cherry on top.

$238 at Neiman Marcus

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Larroudé Miso Platform Clog

These give off a retro look while providing warmth and a bit of height; the sheepskin interior lining is cozy and plush and the heel is 3.6 inches.

$350 at Larroudé

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A.Emery Louis Suede Clogs

If you want a more secure shoe that won’t slide off during your commute, try these suede clogs by A.Emery. The buckle strap keeps them in place, plus the paired-back design is incredibly chic.

$230 at Moda Operandi

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Eckhaus Latta Zoe Leather Mules

These square-toe Eckhaus Latta slides, on the other hand, are far from paired-down. The rose-pink color will earn compliments everywhere you go.

$464 at Farfetch

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Anthropologie Pilcro Horsebit Buckle Clogs

Shapeless can be chic — especially in the form of clogs. And these clean-line clogs that feature a horse-bit buckle are a minimalist’s dream.

$160 at Anthropologie

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Loewe Terra Foam Clog

The curved shape gives these clogs a whimsical element that feels quintessentially Loewe, and the velvety finish is perfect for fall.

$650 at Loewe

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Schutz Grace Leather Flat

Schutz is one of my favorite affordable footwear brands. The shoes are well-made and stylish — and these western-inspired clogs are no exception.

$178 at Schutz

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Free People Bae Low-Pro Mules

If you’re looking for everyday clogs to run errands and wear around the house — basically the more stylish version of slippers — try these slip-on PVC shoes that have a metallic finish.

$60 at Free People

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Awake Mode Gabi Clog with Exaggerated Studs

These clogs are not quite everyday shoes but they will certainly make a statement. Made from 100 percent nappa leather, the stud embellishments will be the star of every look you pair them with.

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Chloé Jeanette Studded Platform Clogs

For a true ’70s vibe, invest in these Chloé clogs that are set on a chunky wooden platform and feature gold hardware details.

$1290 at Net-A-Porter

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Everlane The Puffa Clog

Polly Pocket shoes in the best way.

$168 at Everlane

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Marni Sabot Calf Hair Platform Clogs

Made from fuzzy calf hair, these chunky clogs are perfectly quirky (and the black colorway makes them surprisingly wearable).

$1100 at Net-A-Porter