Clogs & Mules

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Shoes you can slip on and off in a second, with no laces: in this collection we bring together clogs and mules from UGG, Puma and Adidas.

UGG brings the Tasman II, with its braided collar, the platform Tazz in Sand, Dried Oregano or Plains Leopard, and the Goldenstar Evelina Clog. Puma turns its Speedcat into a mule in Black, Burgundy or Espresso Bean, and Adidas offers the Adimule in Rustic Orange or Core Black Cloud White.

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Clogs and mules share one idea: there are no laces to tie, so you slip in and out of them without bending down. In this section we bring together pairs from UGG, Puma and Adidas, and each brand interprets that idea in a very different way.

UGG clogs: sheepskin and lightweight soles

UGG clogs are the warmest in the section. The UGG Tazz II has a 10 mm sheepskin lining and a platform of around 4.4 cm; the Tasman II sits at ground level with its UGGbraid around the collar. The Goldenstar Evelina Clog in Chestnut adds a hook-and-loop back strap you can wear over the heel or fold forward, handy if you do not want your foot sliding around as you walk. For the colder months, they are the obvious choice.

Mules from Puma and Adidas

The Puma and Adidas mules lean more towards trainers. The Puma Speedcat Mule takes the leather Speedcat, with its wraparound midsole and rubber sole, and removes the back; you can get it in Black, Burgundy Haute Coffee and Espresso Bean Haute Coffee, and in satin versions. The Adidas Adimule takes a different route: suede at the front, a cork footbed and the Adilette sole, in colourways like Rustic Orange or Core Black Cloud White.

Women's clogs: which to choose for the occasion

For home, errands and cold weather, any of the UGG clogs. For going out with jeans or a dress in spring and autumn, the Speedcat Mule has the slimmest lines, and the Adimule, with its cork footbed, is the closest to a classic clog. If you are torn between the two UGGs, the UGG Tasman page has every colourway. You can try them on in Madrid, Barcelona or Paris, or order online with delivery across Europe.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a clog and a mule?

We usually call a clog a shoe that is closed at the front with a thick sole, like the UGG Tazz II or the Goldenstar Clog, and a mule a backless shoe with a slimmer profile, like the Puma Speedcat Mule. You put them on the same way; what changes is the sole and how dressed-up the foot looks.

Which clog or mule should I wear when it is warm?

The UGGs, with sheepskin or wool inside, are for autumn and winter. In spring and summer, the Adimule, with its suede upper and cork footbed, and the leather Puma Speedcat Mule, which you wear without socks with jeans or a dress, are a better fit.

Which clog holds the foot best when walking?

The UGG Goldenstar Evelina Clog, because it has an adjustable hook-and-loop back strap that can go behind the heel. The Puma Speedcat Mule is adjusted with elastic straps over the instep. The Tazz and Tasman have no fastening: they hold the foot through their shape and plush lining.

How do I get the size right on a backless clog?

Check the size guide on each product, because it varies between UGG, Puma and Adidas. On models with a sheepskin lining, like the Tazz II, the inside compresses with wear, so they may feel a little snug at first. If your heel hangs over the back of the sole, the size is too small.

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