Find a piece · Woven leather clog

A shoe that stopped asking anything of you.

By FashionMix Editorial · August 3, 2026

The clog earned its way back into fashion by being honest about what it is: a shoe you step into without bending down, on a bed that does not fight your foot. Bolinas is The Sak's version, and the woven pair is the one worth looking at first. Handwoven leather over the toe, a smooth footbed underneath, and a back that wraps the heel so the shoe stays with you when you speed up.

Cognac is the colour that pays you back. Woven leather takes light unevenly, so it goes from new to lived-in fast and then stops changing, and the weave hides the scuffs that a flat panel would broadcast. This is a shoe that looks better in month six than week one.

Where the money goes on a clog is coverage. The more of your foot the shoe holds, the more it costs to build, and the ladder below is exactly that argument in two pairs.

The piece

Woven leather clog

The Sak — Bolinas Woven Clog, Leather, Woven Cognac

$149at The Sak

Find it for less

The Sak — Bolinas Clog, Leather, Mushroom Suede Patch

$79— $70 less, same clog, same maker, and two differences you can see from across a room. The cheaper pair is suede rather than handwoven leather, and it is backless where the woven one wraps the heel. Backless is quicker to get into and less willing to stay on if you run for a bus. For the school run and the shops it is more than enough shoe

at The Sak

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