Birkenstock Boston - Black - Leather - Boston

Birkenstock sizes are generally true to size, but we recommend checking the official Birkenstock size chart for accurate measurements. The fit should allow a little space around your toes and heel while your arch rests comfortably on the footbed.

While the Boston clogs are suitable for casual outdoor use, prolonged or heavy exposure to water is not recommended. The leather upper and cork footbed can be damaged by excessive moisture. If they get wet, allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat.

Gently wipe the cork footbed with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Avoid soaking. For stubborn dirt, a soft brush can be used. Allow the footbed to air dry completely afterwards. You can also use a specialized cork sealer for added protection.

For basic cleaning, wipe the leather with a soft, damp cloth. To maintain its suppleness and prevent cracking, apply a quality leather conditioner periodically. For specific scuffs, a leather cream or polish may be used sparingly, always testing on a small, hidden area first.

Yes, the Birkenstock Boston Clogs feature a signature contoured cork footbed specifically designed to provide excellent arch support. This footbed gradually molds to your individual foot shape, offering personalized support and comfort.

The primary difference is the sole. The standard Birkenstock Boston features a traditional EVA sole, while the Boston LEVE variant comes with a modern platform sole, offering a different aesthetic while retaining the classic upper and contoured footbed.

This is normal during the break-in period. Wear your clogs for short periods (1-2 hours) daily for the first week or two. The cork footbed will gradually soften and mold to your foot's unique shape, providing personalized comfort.

Adjust the metal buckle on the strap. Ensure it's secure enough to hold your foot comfortably in place without causing pressure points or allowing excessive sliding.

Clean the leather with a damp cloth. For dryness, apply a quality leather conditioner. For minor scuffs, a leather renovator or polish matching the color of your clogs can help restore the appearance. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.