AzumasunJapanese Wooden Clogs with Tabi Socks For Men Women

The Azumasun Japanese Wooden Clogs with Tabi Sock is a delightful blend of tradition and comfort. Crafted with precision, the wooden clogs showcase authentic Japanese craftsmanship, providing a unique and stylish footwear option. The inclusion of Tabi socks enhances the overall experience, ensuring a perfect fit and added comfort. These clogs are not just a fashion statement but also practical, offering support and ease of movement. Whether worn casually or as part of a traditional ensemble, the Azumasun Japanese Wooden Clogs with Tabi Sock stands out as a well-designed and culturally rich footwear choice that effortlessly combines form and function.

Bought these for my husband, he finds them comfortable and they keep him lifted above the puddles in our walkway. Solid sandals, no chips, or cracks. He is about 190 pounds, I am 220 and it holds up just fine! Good quality.

Took a chance but my suspicions were correct. I am a women's size 11 shoe with a wider foot and these were not quite right. The show part itself is probably ok, but because of where the toe strap part is, my foot can't go any further up leaving a bit of my heel hanging off.Someone said that's how they're supposed to fit, but I'd prefer having my whole foot on the shoe. It's decent quality though, so I think I'm going to just DIY a looser fitting top strap that will allow my feet to more comfortably fit on the shoe.

Perfect! All others at an obon wore the modern flat getas but these stood out and gave it the authentic look! Love them. The rubber bottom so it doesn't slip is great also!

Omg these shoes omg 💗💗💗I had a Asian themed Party and these were perfect— perfect size

Kyoto’s Nishiki Market had a pair of these in a size that wasn’t mine, with the straps made out of icky vinyl, do not touch signs all over, and a grumpy old man pretending to build these slippers - though he left out tell-tale boxes of purchased inventory stacked around the store. He was also giving me a hard time because I touched his slippers. Prices converted to over $68 USD. Luckily I whipped out my phone and found these on Amazon at a fraction of the Japanese pricing, free camel toed socks, and next day delivery so I had to wait until I got home from my trip to buy. Surprisingly comfortable. Also bought another pair from another vendor in a shiny black lacquer but am returning those as those are made of plastic with a vinyl wrap along the soles and cheap poly straps listed as cotton. These are wooden with decent velvet straps and look and feel much more authentic. Hope to mop the floor with these and not leave footprints. Was initially concerned that I’d fall on my face but they feel much more solid than I imagined. Might even wash the car in these.

These "clogs" are cheaply made, and so are the socks. They're really only good for light-use costume purposes, which is what I got them for. In that regard I got what I expected, though I'm still somewhat disappointed.The shoes are a bit tight (I ordered the largest size), but I suppose that's necessary for them to stay on in the first place. The socks, on the other hand, may be too tight to actually wear. They're seemingly cheaper than the shoes and I wouldn't recommend them for anything but a one-time costume use in a pinch.Also, both the shoes and socks smell weird. Not stinky, but that weird chemical smell you sometimes get with cheap items you order online.Overall, I expected them to be cheap but I was at least hoping for them to be somewhat sturdy. I've made scratches in the wood just by trying to take the stickers off. They don't feel like they're worth the 30 bucks but I guess there isn't really a big market for cheap geta for weebs.

Actually comfortable