The Best Clogs Edit: 9 Pairs to Add to Your Fall/Winter Lineup That Aren’t Birkenstock Bostons

As an east coaster, I find something so calming about the beach during the off-season. The quietness of small beach towns and crisp salt air remind us that change is coming, and these slip-ons from REEF ($70) evoke that same feeling. Reach for these cozy terry cloth clogs for the weather-confused fall days when it could almost pass as late summer.

These Italian-made slip-on mules ($109) were crafted for maximum comfort. I love how they mimic house slippers but in a sleek, seamless, day-to-night type of way; a for sure must-add to all minimalist capsule wardrobes. I can’t decide whether I like the luxe leather or shearling option more (might just have to get both).

Charlotte Stone aims to bring her joy and passion for footwear to life through her shoe brand and did just that with these electric clogs ($214). Stone wanted “people to get excited when they see [her] shoes,” a reaction that she’s been able to evoke creating a collection of footwear that ranges in color and shape while maintaining the versatility to be paired with almost every outfit. Complete with suede uppers, a wooden bottom, and memory-foam footbeds, these shoes offer height without sacrificing comfort; it’s no wonder celebs like Emma Roberts, Solange, and Brie Larson are loyal brand fans.

I feel like my best friend’s older sister had these exact slingback clogs ($170) in the early 2000s, so naturally, I need them. The gold bit detail pairs perfectly with the neutral tones and fun pattern (I mean the cheetah – are you kidding me!) of this shoe. I could see Lorelai Gilmore rocking them with a fur-lined coat, cropped graphic tee, and perfectly worn-in bootcut jeans, so obviously they are a must-buy for all of us that are nostalgic for Y2k fashion.

Ever since the transition to WFH, I’ve moved away from uncomfortable heels and heavily leaned into platform shoes for extra added height. I particularly like how these clogs from Aerosoles ($125) look with a pair of jeans and a white tee; this outfit actually has me looking forward to stepping out for my Sunday errands.

A “goes-with-everything” clog ($180) was brought to life by Matisse in the form of smooth leather and contrast stitching. Elevate your personal style without distracting patterns or colors using the Lena Platform Mule, available in Oat or Black.

The ultimate cool girl clogs of the season are undeniably the Bubble Clog ($455) from Simon Miller. Wrapped in a seamless exterior of vegan leather, these shoes look like something out of a cartoon in the best way possible. The Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand pulls design inspiration from mid-century modern environments, which is so clearly depicted in the various playful prints and finishes of this clog, also available in a platform version ($555). We all deserve a little fun in our lives (and our closets), so what better way to implement this than through shoes?

Available in almost every color of the rainbow, I want every hue of the Jeffrey Campbell Clogge in my closet. I cannot get over how cute the chunky, over-the-top design of these slip-ons are. Jeffery Campbell is notorious for its progressive silhouettes and a long list of celeb fans, so I was over the moon when I found the brand’s newest clogs. Constructed entirely out of rubber, you’ll never have to think twice about slipping on these all-weather mules. Not to mention, their wider fit allows for them to be worn with cute, chunky socks on brisk days; I know I’ve already said it, but I’m seriously obsessed with these!

Cool metallic accents and warm wood grain outsoles join forces to create a clog silhouette that checks all the boxes. The corduroy-like outer of these shoes introduces a super fun texture that will naturally get compliments when styled throughout the seasons. I plan to pair them with oversized light-wash denim and a chunky cropped cardigan for an elevated autumnal look.