Question 1

What's the difference between clogs and mules?

Accepted Answer

Clogs typically feature a thicker, structured sole, often wood or platform, and a closed toe, while mules are backless slip-on shoes that can have open or closed toes and come in flat, heeled, or platform styles.

Question 2

What can I wear clogs and mules with?

Accepted Answer

Try contrasting pieces. Wear Birkenstock clogs with straight jeans and a chunky knit, or pair a sleek mule with a breezy dress. For a '70s look, wear wooden clogs with flared denim and a blouse. For a more polished outfit, slip on a heeled mule with a tailored jumpsuit or a midi skirt.

Question 3

Do clogs and mules work for both casual and dressy occasions?

Accepted Answer

Definitely! Style flat mules or clogs with jeans and a tee for casual days, or dress up heeled or embellished mules with tailored jumpsuits, midi skirts, or flowing maxi dresses for evenings out.

Question 4

What heel heights are available in your mules collection?

Accepted Answer

Our mules come in a range of heel heights from flat and low kitten heels to elevated platforms and statement heels so you can find the perfect pair for any occasion or comfort level.

Question 5

Are clogs and mules comfortable for all-day wear?

Accepted Answer

Many of our styles are designed with comfort in mind, featuring cushioned footbeds and supportive outsoles. Comfort varies by design, so we recommend checking the materials and construction details.

Calli Clogs

Fallon Fringe Mules

Crocs Axle Suede Mules

Candie's Clogs

SOREL Roam'n™ Rubber Clogs

After Riding Mules

Bryson Clogs

Blakeney Mini Clogs

Tuesday Tassel Mules

hike room Ever Rest Slip-On Mules

Jia Jelly Mules

Piper Clogs

Green Mules: Olive, Sage + More Shades

Green Clogs + Mules