Why the Kitchen Clog Is Everywhere

The comfortable shoe of choice for chefs is having a fashion moment (via Thrillist)

On a recent Saturday morning, while waiting in line for a croissant at a trendy bakery in downtown Manhattan, I spotted a pair of coffee-colored, rather gelatinous-looking, slip-on shoes. The wearer paired them with white tube socks, obviously, and a preppy,I started noticing this particular footwear everywhere. Later, I’d learn from an Instagram ad that they are

made with 100% recyclable plastic and hemp. Completely waterproof, they’re designed to be worn for harvesting vegetables, cooking, and, evidently, going on pastry runs.fashion, or the necessity for comfort in a post-pandemic world, but there’s no denying the footwear’s roots in the culinary industry. Restaurant workers have always relied on waterproof, slip-resistant clogs to get them through long hours spent at the back of the house.

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