Alegria | Seville, Grey Gardens

A comfortable ladies slip on clog with a slightly squared off roomy toe box and optional ankle sling back strap. Shown here in a stylish black leather with a floral pattern and contrasting silver hand stitching around the side of the shoe. We also love the iconic Alegria butterfly in silver on the chunky 4.5cm platform sole, which is anti-slip.

The Seville clogs have a buckle strap that you can use around the back of the ankle for added stability or bring to the front as a decorative feature. The front of these shoes comes high up the foot so it will hold on to your foot well and offers protection from spills etc. There is extra cushioning under the edge the top of the clog for added comfort too. These shoes also have a soft leather lining.

The patented Alegria anatomic footbed supports your feet in all the right places. This foot bed moulds to your feet thanks to interlocking layers of the cork foot bed base, mid layer of memory foam, topped off with suede leather - allowing your feet to breathe and providing all day comfort with a great arch support.

These are a fairly true fit, so if you are a UK size 5 then order a 38. If you have a ‘slimish’ foot, then you may still need to go down a size.

On the same 4.5 cm chunky traditional Alegria rocker sole as the Alegria Paloma, which is on a chunky raised front rocker sole unit that will encourage your feet to roll naturally as you walk. This will take pressure off your heel and toes as well as encouraging proper posture and gait. The sole unit is also flat and anti-slip which provides great stability too!

Lots of our customers wear the Seville Clog as a house shoe as they offer more support than traditional slippers.

Why do you say that Alegria Footwear is not suitable for orthotics?

Although the patented interlocking foot bed does come out of all the Alegria styles we sell, the purpose for this is so that you can replace them with a new foot bed - sold separately. When removed, the cavity they leave is very deep and there is a ridge for the interlocking system. Therefore, we state that they are not suitable for orthotics.