Bottega Veneta Clogs - Beige

The Bottega Veneta Clogs are made from 100% lambskin leather for the upper, calfskin for the lining, beech wood for the platform, and a lugged rubber outsole. They feature brass hardware.

While they offer a structured and supportive base, they are best suited for moderate periods of wear. The materials are luxurious and designed for style, and may require breaking in for optimal comfort during extended periods.

Clean the beech wood platform with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using excessive water or harsh cleaning agents, as this can damage the wood.

It is not recommended to wear these clogs in wet weather. The lambskin leather and beech wood are not waterproof and can be damaged by excessive moisture. The rubber outsole provides some traction, but the primary materials are sensitive to water.

Store the clogs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use the provided dust bag or a soft cloth to protect them from scratches. It's also advisable to use shoe trees to help maintain their shape.

Gently wipe the leather with a soft, dry cloth. For any grime, use a slightly damp cloth and allow the clogs to air dry completely. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive water. For detailed care, consult a professional leather care specialist.

Customers generally find the sizing to be true to the specified UK size (UK 6 in this case). However, due to the structured nature of the clog, trying them on is recommended if possible. Refer to the brand's sizing chart for precise measurements.

This is normal due to the structured nature of the beech wood base and new leather. Wear them around the house for short periods to allow them to mold to your feet. Avoid prolonged wear until they feel comfortable.

For minor scuffs, try gently buffing with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper marks, consider using a specialized leather balm suitable for lambskin and follow product instructions carefully. Test any product on an inconspicuous area first.

Light scratches on the beech wood can sometimes be minimized by very gently buffing with a fine-grit (very high grit number) sandpaper or a specialized wood repair crayon, applied with extreme caution. For significant damage, professional restoration may be necessary.

Ensure your socks (if worn) are thin. The slip-on design may become easier as the lining and leather soften with wear. Avoid forcing your foot, which could damage the clog.