Acorn Mens Digby Gore Wool Clog, Stretch Fit, Arch Support
Description
A men's clog slipper with an Italian wool blend upper, plush berber lining, and a moisture wicking fleece layer to keep feet dry. An elastic gore panel at the mid foot flexes rather than holding a fixed shape, so the fit adapts through the day and accommodates feet that change size.
The rubber sole runs full coverage from heel to toe, giving it the durability of a shoe with the feel of a slipper, so it handles a driveway or a parking lot rather than carpet alone. Underfoot, Acorn's Cloud Contour cushioning uses multilayer quick recovery foam over a contoured footbed with built in arch support.
Contains wool. Available in men's sizing.
Why It Matters
The elastic gore at the mid foot is the reason to choose this one. It flexes instead of holding a fixed width, so the fit moves with the foot rather than fighting it, and it stays on without being tight.
The rest is built for going outside. A rubber sole running heel to toe, so a driveway or a parking lot is no problem, and a contoured footbed with arch support for the days spent upright longer than expected.
A men's clog slipper with an Italian wool blend upper, plush berber lining, and a moisture wicking fleece layer to keep feet dry. An elastic gore panel at the mid foot flexes rather than holding a fixed shape, so the fit adapts through the day and accommodates feet that change size.
The rubber sole runs full coverage from heel to toe, giving it the durability of a shoe with the feel of a slipper, so it handles a driveway or a parking lot rather than carpet alone. Underfoot, Acorn's Cloud Contour cushioning uses multilayer quick recovery foam over a contoured footbed with built in arch support.
Contains wool. Available in men's sizing.
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