Clogs is kind of footwear that is created by crafting a wood. Though they were originated centuries back, but they are quite popular these days for being the comfortable slip on shoes. It is much desired to complete the fashion statement of 2010.
Thought to be originated from Europe, clogs are usually known as workman’s shoes because they are robust and have hard upper covering. Manual workers used to wear these shoes while working. The selection of wood for making these clogs were done on the basis of its enduring and resistance quality. Then the clogs were carved out from that wood using specific tools. Special care was taken for the fitting of the clogs. Earlier people used to wear it both bare feet and with work style socks.
The trend for clogs got a new direction in 1970s. In the age of pop and disco, women adorned themselves with vibrant colored clogs with short skirts. They became the most desired choice of women as they were easy to use and comfortable to wear. Even the gender rules were modified for this attractive wear. Soon men were also seen flaunting their platforms. The bold and vivid culture of 1970s was clearly reflected by the colored clogs. Hence, they became an integral part of the fashion statement of that era.
Today, the clogs are back in trend. Modern fashion is said to be incomplete without clogs, as the clogs became a significant part of the Spring Summer Collection of 2010. However, woolly sheepskin have been controlling the celebrity group for past some time, but the new trend of handmade clogs with super high heels and leather to boot it up have swept away all styles.
Swedish Hasbeens has played a major role in redefining the trend of clogs. The company was originally founded by two women from Stockholm who got surprised when they hit upon 300 pairs of clogs from the era of 1970s. in 2010, Swedish Hasbeens have been voted for the fashion trend against its rival company Volvo.
Just to add fuel the fire, the latest collection of Fall Winter is endorsed by the retro images of a Swedish wedding by Aida Chehregosha.
Swedish Hasbeens are stocked at leading mens and womens designer fashion retailer Glass Boutique.