When it comes to Birkenstock, the Arizona has always been my preferred choice of sandals. I never really gave the Boston clogs a second thought—in fact, I used to think they looked a bit funny, kind of like the classic Crocs clogs. But that changed about three years ago, when I started noticing them everywhere. I'm not usually one to chase trends, but there was something different about the way people styled them.
Whether paired with shorts, relaxed trousers or layered with cozy socks, the Boston clogs just had a cool, effortless vibe that caught my attention. That curiosity eventually led me to buy my first pair in the taupe suede version. Fast forward to now—I’ve just picked up the black natural leather pair and thought to share my thoughts for your reading pleasure.
The Birkenstock Boston in black natural leather is more than just a trendy clog—it's a year-round staple built with quality and comfort in mind. At the heart of its design is the anatomically shaped cork-latex footbed, which offers incredible support and moulds to your feet over time.
The upper is made from smooth, natural leather that’s breathable, durable, and adapts well with wear. One of the things I appreciate about Birkenstock is their commitment to authenticity—the natural leather is left mostly untreated, preserving its unique grain and character.
Inside, the insole is also made of natural leather, providing a soft and breathable surface underfoot. The footbed itself is crafted from cork, a sustainable material that cushions each step while offering great insulation. The outsole is made from EVA, a lightweight and flexible material known for absorbing shock and evening out uneven surfaces.
The design is simple yet functional, with a single strap and an adjustable metal pin buckle for a secure fit. And as with all Birkenstock shoes, these are proudly made in Germany, a testament to their craftsmanship.
Now that I’ve worn both the suede and leather versions, I can confidently say the Boston clogs have earned their place in my everyday rotation.
Like the Arizona sandals, my only gripe is the way the footbed stains over time, especially when worn without socks. But aside from that, they’re a solid choice—comfortable, stylish, and worth considering if you're thinking of adding your first pair of clogs to your collection.
Alright, that’s about it! Thanks for reading, see you in the next post! ✌️
Whether paired with shorts, relaxed trousers or layered with cozy socks, the Boston clogs just had a cool, effortless vibe that caught my attention. That curiosity eventually led me to buy my first pair in the taupe suede version. Fast forward to now—I’ve just picked up the black natural leather pair and thought to share my thoughts for your reading pleasure.
The Birkenstock Boston in black natural leather is more than just a trendy clog—it's a year-round staple built with quality and comfort in mind. At the heart of its design is the anatomically shaped cork-latex footbed, which offers incredible support and moulds to your feet over time.
The upper is made from smooth, natural leather that’s breathable, durable, and adapts well with wear. One of the things I appreciate about Birkenstock is their commitment to authenticity—the natural leather is left mostly untreated, preserving its unique grain and character.
Inside, the insole is also made of natural leather, providing a soft and breathable surface underfoot. The footbed itself is crafted from cork, a sustainable material that cushions each step while offering great insulation. The outsole is made from EVA, a lightweight and flexible material known for absorbing shock and evening out uneven surfaces.
The design is simple yet functional, with a single strap and an adjustable metal pin buckle for a secure fit. And as with all Birkenstock shoes, these are proudly made in Germany, a testament to their craftsmanship.
Now that I’ve worn both the suede and leather versions, I can confidently say the Boston clogs have earned their place in my everyday rotation.
Like the Arizona sandals, my only gripe is the way the footbed stains over time, especially when worn without socks. But aside from that, they’re a solid choice—comfortable, stylish, and worth considering if you're thinking of adding your first pair of clogs to your collection.
Alright, that’s about it! Thanks for reading, see you in the next post! ✌️
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