Women's Clogs

Here you will find all our women's clogs. Bolonia is the low-heeled classic (4.5 cm) and the most versatile for everyday wear; Denia and Rio have a mid heel (5–6 cm) and are held in place with a buckle, strap or wide upper; Cullera (8 cm) and Comillas (10.8 cm) have high heels, ideal for dressing up, and the Sorolla Strap clog, at 12 cm, is the tallest; and Campiña, with interchangeable ribbons, and the open Benicassim are perfect for spring and summer. If you prefer to filter, see our comfortable, dress and heeled clog collections.

They are designed to combine style and comfort, but as with any clog it is best to break them in gradually. As we say at Tuilus, every foot is different. For the first few days, wear them for short periods so your foot gets used to the shape and support, especially if you usually wear very flexible shoes. If the model has a strap, adjust it so the heel is stable without being tight. Once you find your size and the right fit, you will notice a firmer step and more consistent support than with soft sandals.

The most reliable way is to measure your foot (heel to longest toe) and compare it with the Size Guide on our website. Measure at the end of the day, when your foot is at its largest, wearing the kind of socks you usually wear. If you are between two sizes, decide whether you prefer a snug fit (to avoid slipping) or a slightly looser one; we also state how each model fits in its description. Size exchanges are free. With clogs, getting the size right is key to avoiding rubbing and keeping the instep well held.

Heels range from 4.5 to 12 cm: Bolonia, 4.5 cm; Denia and Rio, 6 cm; Cullera, 8 cm; Comillas, 10.8 cm; and the Sorolla Strap clog, 12 cm. Almost all have a wood-effect resin base; Campiña has a wooden base. The exact height, base type and incline are detailed on each product page, along with photos and the model name. For everyday wear, a moderate height usually works best; if you want extra height without a stiletto, choose a taller but stable base.

Yes. For the cold, choose a clog with a wide upper or in pony hair, such as Bolonia, Cullera, Comillas or Rio Strap in pony hair (the hair is on the outside), and wear it with socks: they keep you warm and prevent rubbing. If you want more coverage, try our booties. Get some ideas in how to wear clogs in winter.

Our clogs are handmade in workshops in Spain and Portugal. Each product page shows the material, the heel and platform measurements and how the model fits. Wood or resin? We explain it here.