Birkenstock Women's Boston Suede Clogs

Good quality, sizing is spot on.

Highly recommended, these are very comfortable and the fit is perfect. I ruptured my plantar fasciitis and these were recommended by my doctor to help with scar tissue that was bothering me. I have to say being on my feet 12 hours these help.

I ordered a narrow as I have a rather narrow foot; however, while the length of the shoe is perfect, the width is too wide. If I tighten the strap across my instep to the tightest hole, it's too tight against my instep. However, I have a little higher instep than normal. The footbed comfort is awesome. My feet never get tired in these shoes. I'm planning to try either the felt or a suede in the same style in the hopes that the material/leather will be soft enough to allow for my higher instep so that I can have the buckle on the tightest hole. The only reason I gave these shoes 4 stars rather than 5 was the width issue. If you have a medium width foot, I would think the narrow would fit fine. I need to update my review since I've now worn these clogs for a week or two. The leather which originally was quite stiff, is now more broken in. So I can now tighten the buckle to the tightest hole and these shoes now fit well and I'm not walking out of them. Yay! If my feet are tired from wearing other shoes, I find instant foot relief when I slip into my Birks. I thought my Crocs were comfortable, but these Birks far surpass the Crocs in comfort and provide much more support for my feet and arches. I love them and have already ordered another pair in gray wool felt.

I have pain in my metatarsal (forefoot) area; the older I get, the more padding I'm losing. A podiatrist recommended I always wear shoes with support, even at home. I used to wear slippers with some padding but that just doesn't cut it anymore & I think it led to damaging my feet. Birkenstocks were suggested & since I've owned a pair of the sandals for about 10 years (!), I decided to give them a try as my at-home shoes. I've been wearing them for about 6 months now, every day as soon as I get home. They have made a huge difference in how my feet feel. The metatarsal pain has not gone away completely but it is significantly diminished. I like this slip on/slip off version because it's more like a slipper. They are also pretty much non-marking although you can leave a light mark on a floor if you turn really fast. The mark is easily wiped off with just a damp cloth; no scrubbing. These shoes wear really well. I tend to be a "stomper" & a fast-walker but these shoes can handle it. I normally wear size 7.5 (US size). My feet are average width. The 38 M (EU) fits me perfectly. My toes can wiggle & I can wear thick socks if I choose. There is some break-in time with these shoes. The heat of your foot & your weight will form the cork to your feet. If you've ever tried on someone else's Birkenstocks, you'll know what I mean. Some people have trouble with this & should wear them for a few hours at a time until broken in. I did not experience any pain with my break-in period. You can have these shoes resoled, the liners replaced, etc. at a good shoe repair shop. People love their Birki's & hate to throw them away. I bought 4 more pair of Birkenstocks since I bought these….I have 2 pair I only wear inside my house & 2 pair for running errands/casual wear. They are worth every penny they cost! Your feet are not replaceable so take care of them before they cause you pain.

Several issues with this order that led me to return the shoes immediately after receiving them. Let me start with the pros about this order before I get into the cons… PROS: 1. Color is on point, true to the listing photo. 2. They arrived a day earlier than anticipated. CONS: 1. I ordered these shoes under the false pretense of them being a softbed style, which unfortunately it is not. The shoe is extremely uncomfortable and rigid, not in asupportive way, and not in the same fashion as my other current Birkenstocks and those in the past. 2. I ordered these as a “New” item, which they also were not. The shoes arrived with scratches (not scuffs) as well as stains (not aged leather markings) which appear to be liquid, as well as possibly black mold stains. 3. The shoes arrived in an damaged box, however they were so squished into the box that the tops of them were pushed in so tightly that I was barely able to get my foot into them. 4. I am typically a size 8-8.5 womens, regular/medium width, however I ordered these in a size 9W/7M (regular width) as I had been searching for them and they were only $108, compared to the Birkenstock website which was $155. They were too big, so I would have returned them anyways simply based on this, however the 2 issues outlined above warranted a return anyhow. This is not the fault of the seller, but rather an ordering error on my part. Hope this helps!

I bought these leather clogs for my husband, and they’ve quickly become a favorite for casual wear around the house and running errands. The leather is high-quality and softens nicely over time, molding to the foot for that signature Birkenstock comfort. The cork footbed provides excellent support, making them ideal for long periods of standing or walking. The style is timeless and versatile, pairing well with casual outfits without looking sloppy. The only minor drawback is sizing as it can feel a bit snug at first, especially across the toe box, so a break-in period is necessary. Once worn in, though, they’re very comfortable and supportive. Overall, these are well-made, reliable clogs that deliver the comfort and durability Birkenstock is known for. These are a great buy for comfort, craftsmanship, and classic style, with only minor fit considerations to keep in mind.

Worn Burks since 1970’s!!! Have 10 pair!!! Love them all

I've been wearing suede Arizonas for 30 years now. Birkenstock arch support is as good as it gets. No one is better. I just switch from sandals to Doc Martens depending on season, and my feet are in great shape. This purchase was my second set of Bostons, originally purchased because I needed house shoes as slippers just weren't doing it in the arch support category. It took nearly 3 years on my feet at home for the first pair to finally start wearing through the tread to the cork. Simple math of dollars to quality over time demonstrates the value of these clogs. You really just can't go wrong with Birks. If you're one of the people who won't wear those "hippie sandals", I hope you're smart enough to give them a try when you're older and arch support really begins to matter. Birks are worth every dollar.