Are Sanita clogs good for your feet?

Truth be told – both brands are suitable for the condition. Both Dansko and Sanita offer pain relief, better foot posture, and stiffness relief. So if you have incredible arch pain, and you need a better arch and torsional support.

Is Sanita the same as Dansko?

In August of 2007, Dansko® and Sanita® ended their long-term partnership. Dansko® began their own manufacturing in China, and Sanita® decided to continue their Professional Clog line under their own name, with continuation of production in Europe.

Do Sanita clogs run small?

Sizing. The shoe tends to run about half a size too small. There can also be confusion due to the fact that Sanita shoes come in European sizing. You may have to find an online sizing conversion chart to help make sense of it all.

Why do Dutch wear wooden clogs?

The history of Dutch clogs They were designed to protect the feet of factory workers, artisans, farmers, fishermen, and other trade jobs. But clogs weren’t only about hard work. Wooden shoes were also made for wearing around the house, and the more lavishly decorated clogs were even worn to churches and weddings.

Are Sanita clogs good quality?

Dansko and Sanita are both best known for their high quality, Danish-style clogs. These comfortable, durable shoes are ideal for nurses, carers, teachers and other professionals that spend long periods of time on their feet.

How are Sanitas supposed to fit?

How should my clogs fit? There should be a pinky-sized gap between your heel and the back of the clog. The snuggest fit should be across the instep, and the toe box should feel roomy. For slight fit adjustments, pinch or pull the adjustable heel cup or pull the clog apart slightly by the instep.

What size is Sanita 38?

Size Chart & Fit

Where is Dansko made?

Currently, 80 percent of Dansko’s bulbous clogs and other ergonomically designed shoes are assembled in China and 20 percent in Italy — an equation the company is eager to recalculate. If all goes well, Dansko hopes to manufacture a new clog from recyclable material in Arkansas in 2013.

What country is known for clogs?

Clogs, the iconic footwear of the Netherlands, were the shoes of choice for Dutch laborers of centuries past. The wooden slip-ons were sturdy, cheap and—when stuffed with straw—cozy and warm.