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• Perched upon a bouncy aerokush midsole the KO-Z CLOG, gives that WOW feeling all day long. Wrap your feet in curly shearling that fits like a glove and is easy to slip on and off with hidden gore stretch panels.

  This product was made in a factory that supports women in our supply chain with the help of HERproject, a collaborative initiative that creates partnerships with brands like ours to empower and educate women in the workplace.

• • Anatomic, gender specific medium width performance running last
  • EcoTan premium Twinface Sheepskin, curly shearling, suede leather
  • Ergonomic and removable recycled EVA footbed layered with memory foam with gentle arch support and a sculpted toe bar, underneath a plush 5mm looped wool top sole for gentle arch support and moisture management
  • Aerokush Midsole with refined squaretail rear, Meta-Rocker, and multilayer recycled gradient density EVA foam bringing the softest cushion closest to your feet
  • Looped Wool: Mix of 80% natural wool, 20% recycled polyester
  • Ultralight liquid rubber outsole for versatile indoor/outdoor traction
  • Underfoot Geometry: 122-90-102, 8mm drop, 30-22mm stack height

American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) Seal of Acceptance. The APMA Seal Program was created to inform both podiatric physicians and consumers about products whose quality, safety, and effectiveness allow for normal foot function and promote good foot health.

How to Measure

IF YOU ARE IN BETWEEN SIZES

We recommend you to go a half size up for loose fit, or to go a half size down for tight fit.

HOW TO MEASURE

If you are unsure which shoe size to purchase, please follow the below steps:

1. Draw a straight line longer than your foot on a piece of paper.
2. Place the paper on a flat surface. Stand on the line with your heel and longest toe centered. If measuring a child's foot, it may be easier to hold the paper up to their foot.
3. Place a mark on the line at the tip of the longest toe and at the back of the heel.
4. Repeat steps above for the other foot.
5. Measure the distance between the marks. Taking the larger of the two measurements, use the conversion chart to find your correct shoe size.