





Florensa clogs sizing
Florensa clogs generally run one size smaller than your regular shoe size. Most customers therefore order one size larger than they are used to. If you normally wear size 38? Then order size 39.
This applies to almost all Florensa models, regardless of whether you choose a slip-on clog or a clog shoe. The internal size measurement per size can be found in the table below.
How do you determine the correct size?
The easiest way is to place your foot on a piece of paper and measure the length from your longest toe to your heel. Then compare this measurement with the inside measurements in the table below and choose the size where your foot has at least 1 centimeter of space.
Also consider the following:
Do you have a wide foot or a high instep? Then definitely choose a size larger.
Do you have a narrow foot or a low instep? Then your normal shoe size may sometimes suffice.
When does a clog fit well?
Wearing a clog is very different from wearing shoes. With shoes, you can loosen or tighten your shoe with your laces. With a clog, that is not possible. So when does a clog fit just right? A clog fits well if your foot stays within the footbed and you don't have to squeeze your toes.
Still in doubt? Always choose the larger size. A clog that is slightly too loose is more comfortable than a clog that is too tight, especially if you are on your feet all day.
Florensa clogs size chart
The tables below show the exact inner measurements in centimeters:
| Shoe size | Inner measurement in cm |
|---|---|
| 35 | 23.3 cm |
| 36 | 23.9 cm |
| 37 | 24.6 cm |
| 38 | 25.3 cm |
| 39 | 25.9 cm |
| 40 | 26.6 cm |
| 41 | 27.3 cm |
| 42 | 27.9 cm |
| 43 | 28.6 cm |
| 44 | 29.3 cm |
| 45 | 29.9 cm |
| 46 | 30.6 cm |
| 47 | 31.3 cm |
| 48 | 31.9 cm |
Need personal advice?
We understand that choosing the right size can sometimes be difficult. Do you have questions or are you in doubt between sizes? Feel free to call our customer service at +31 (0)85 008 03 80. We are happy to help you!
Please note: due to variations in models and feet, we cannot guarantee the fit. However, we are happy to share our experience and help you make the best choice.
About the Florensa Clogs Flex - Leopard White
Description
Leopard print in the workplace – it's a statement that suits the healthcare professional who dares to be themselves. The Florensa Flex Leopard White combines a fresh white base with a subtle leopard pattern that immediately stands out without being over the top. Bold enough to be noticed, professional enough for any department.
This medical clog was designed in the Netherlands in collaboration with Studio Sanita and produced in our own factory in Portugal, where over 50 skilled professionals work daily on footwear for healthcare.
Clogs with Shock Absorption and Foot Support
Beneath its tough exterior lies a clog built for the most demanding workdays. The flexible polyurethane outsole absorbs the impact of every step, while the anatomically shaped footbed keeps the foot in a stable, natural position. This noticeably reduces strain on knees, hips, and back, even during the longest and busiest shifts.
MDR-Certified Medical Clog with Bold Leopard Pattern
The leopard pattern is applied to a smooth lacquer layer that repels liquids and is easy to clean with a damp cloth or alcohol-based disinfectant. The anti-slip sole provides a firm grip on both dry and wet floors. The Florensa Flex Leopard White is MDR-certified as a Medical Device and complies with the EN ISO 20347:2022 standard for occupational footwear.
Sizes and Fit of the Florensa Flex Leopard White
Florensa clogs run one size smaller than your normal shoe size; if in doubt, always order one size up. Available in sizes 36 to 43.
You may also want to check out the other variations of Florensa medical clogs on the medical clogs page.
Product information
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Shipping information
We're currently running a presale. This means you can be the first to get the newest clogs! We'll start shipping in week 31 (end of July 2025).
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size Florensa medical clogs should I get?
Florensa clogs run small. Most people will therefore buy a size larger than their usual shoe size. We provide fitting advice for each style on our website.
The right size clogs will stay on your feet easily without you having to squeeze your toes to keep them on. The best way to test this is by walking around indoors.
There's no set rule for how much room you should have at the back of the footbed. This can range from minimal to 1 cm. It's important that the clog fits comfortably and securely on your feet and doesn't slide around or stub your toes while walking. It's also important not to rest your heel on the edge of the footbed.
If you have a wide foot or a high instep, be sure to buy a size larger than your usual shoe size. If you have a narrow foot or a low instep, your usual shoe size might also fit. The smaller the clog, the slimmer the fit.
When determining the correct clog size, it's important to stand on the clogs. When you stand, your foot stretches and thus becomes longer.
If you have any doubts, please contact our customer service.
Why do medical clogs have an open heel?
Many nurses come to work in normal shoes. At work and/or in the department, they put on their clogs or sneakers. This is mandatory in certain workplaces due to hygiene requirements. Florensa clogs are nice and quick to put on and take off in that case.
How do Florensa clogs help me prevent fatigue?
Florensa clogs have an anatomically shaped footbed. This supports the feet and ensures a correct and natural posture for feet, legs, and back. This prevents fatigue after a long day of walking and/or standing.
The PU sole of a Florensa clog also absorbs shocks and cushions the impact of each step. This cushioning prevents joint strain.
Florensa clogs are MDR certified as a medical device.
What is the best way to store my medical clogs?
Our advice is to let the clogs breathe out after a day of wearing. Absorbed foot moisture can then ventilate again. It is not recommended to store Florensa clogs in a locker for a long time or regularly. This causes mold to form.
