HAFLINGER Saskatchewan Women's Shearling Clogs Mules-Shoes, Tan, 8.5 Wide

I love these lined Haflinger clogs for cooler weather. I have a few pairs of the regular Haflinger boiled wool cork footbed clogs, and I always wear a size EU 40 (women’s US size 9) in those, even though I’m a U.S. size 10 in regular shoes, because of how much larger/wider German made Haflinger clogs are. I took the advice of other reviewers & ordered an EU 41 in these lined clogs, & am so thankful I did. These are much narrower & smaller than the regular Haflinger wool clogs. That’s great for people who have narrow, or regular width, feet. The EU 41 is perfect in length & snug on my foot, with or without thick socks. People who have very narrow feet & can’t wear the wool Haflinger shoes because of how wide they are should find these lined clogs to fit well. People who have very wide feet might want to pass on the lined Haflingers because they might be too tight. They are very snug on my average B width foot, but not uncomfortably so. I love the more snug fit, & since they’re leather instead of wool, they should stretch with wear. A size EU 40 would have definitely been too short/tight, so I recommend you size up 1 size from what you wear in the boiled wool Haflinger clogs, OR order the EU equivalent of your standard US size, since most EU sizes are about 1 size larger than American shoe sizes. These come in the standard Haflinger shoe box with the standard Haflinger tags attached, so they are authentic Haflinger. I always put cork sealer on my Haflingers before wearing them to protect the life of the cork footbed, and I spray them with a water & stain repellent shoe spray for leather & wool/cloth shoes since Haflinger shoes are not washable, other than spot scrubbing. The footbed in these is leather over cork, and the faux fur lining is on the top and sides only. The comfort of the footbed is standard Haflinger, although I don’t think the arch support is quite as high as my boiled wool clogs, which I like, because sometimes the boiled wool clogs have a little too strong of arch support for my fallen arches, and the cork footbed molds to your foot with wear, which means they get more comfortable over time. Haflinger clogs have helped alleviate the pain from my plantar fasciitis so much. I highly recommend these lined Haflinger shoes, as well as the boiled wool unlined clogs. Just remember the faux fur takes up space, and the cut on these leather clogs is more narrow & shorter than the boiled wool version, so order the EU equivalent of your regular US size shoes, OR if you have the boiled wool Haflinger clogs, order 1 size up from what you typically wear in the boiled wool style clogs. If you want your Haflinger shoes to last a long time, be sure to buy & apply cork sealer & protective water/stain repellent spray BEFORE you wear them. Haflinger comfort and quality is excellent, and I adore all my Haflinger clogs. I wear them as both house shoes and out as street shoes, and they are excellent for both uses. They have helped with my foot pain tremendously. Highly recommend!

Warm and

I love Haflinger shoes and have owned a few pairs for the past 10 years. They're the best shoes if you need support and reduced forefoot flexion, like for a metatarsal or sesamoid injury. I normally have to order one size smaller in this brand, but there's so much fur lining that I needed to order my regular shoe size in this style (I wear womens size 8 and ordered size 39, but for their other styles without fur lining I order a 38).

I hesitated at the price of these at first, but I am so tired of having cold toes in the winter that I decided to splurge. These are fantastic! The suede is beautiful, shearling inner very warm- can wear with or without socks, and my feet don’t sweat like they always do with boiled wool. Highly recommend. You are worth it!

The description indicated a well made European shoe. If that is what you are looking fork, this isn't it. When I went back and read the description again, they are designed in Europe but made in China. Evidently they are not aware of how wide American feet are for some. I need an American or European wide.

I got a size 8.5 wide and they fit great. I wear a size 7 in uggs and a size 8 in almost everything else.

I was hoping this might be an adequate replacement for less money than my beloved Haflinger clogs (since that price jump is out of my range) but I wouldn’t call these “shoes.”

My five stars are for the quality, arch support and ease of comfort for Haflinger's Saskatchewan's in general, not for this particular pair. These were a gift for our daughter. I've never bought the black ones before, either for her or myself, but this is the first time the black dye or whatever it is, got all over her feet and she had to wash it off as it wouldn't rub off. My question is, are these a knock-off or are they genuine Haflinger's? They certainly look like the real thing but someone just told me she has worn the black for years and it has never worn off on her feet. I will probably send these back unless I get some answers as to why this has happened.