Do Swedish Hasbeens run large or small?

One thing that potential buyers need to consider is that Swedish Hasbeen runs small, according to most previous users. It also makes sense that since European sizes are generally half a size in US terms, you will be better buying half a size up or down from your true size.

Do hasbeens run narrow?

1 found this review helpful. These are GREAT QUALITY shoes- and I love how they look. The only thing to keep in mind is that they run small/narrow and the leather is very hard and thus requires breaking-in.

How should Swedish clogs fit?

A well fitting clog should not slide completely off your foot when you walk, nor should you step out of it, though you do want your heel to slip slightly in clogs with a back since the base doesn’t bend.

Do Swedish Hasbeens stretch out?

Please note, it is better to just use all your Swedish Hasbeens in dry weather, since wood and natural leather really do not like moisture and if fully soaked they will stretch a lot! The color on the painted wooden sole and the rubber sole will wear off naturally over time.

What’s the average size of a Swedish HaSbeens?

Swedish Hasbeens sizing is also tricky because it varies widely by style, and being a European brand, they don’t make half sizes, and if you’re a solid 37.5 like me, that can be an issue.

Where did the Swedish HaSbeens shoes come from?

2006 we found the old stock of the original shoes she wore in the basement of an old clog factory in the neighboring village and brought them to Stockholm. So for all friends that shared our love for Anita’s wooden shoes we started Swedish Hasbeens.

What should I put on my Swedish HaSbeens?

The leather is stiff, just like it was on my Agnetas when they first arrived, but now I know how to break in Swedish Hasbeens like a boss… thick socks and lots of Vaseline!!! Swedish Hasbeens also recommend rubbing olive oil onto their natural leather styles.

Do you think Swedish HaSbeens are overpriced?

I still think Hasbeens are grossly overpriced, I still wouldn’t order directly from the Swedish Hasbeens website at full price, and they’re still uncomfortable as hell. So why did I order another pair of these awful shoes? Mostly, they’re just so retro fabulous that I can’t resist them!

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