Birkenstock Tokio AS Clogs - Blue - Tokio AS

Birkenstock uses European sizing. It's best to measure your foot length and compare it to the official Birkenstock size chart. Ensure there's a few millimeters of space in front of your toes and behind your heel when standing in the footbed.

No, the leather upper and suede insole are not waterproof. Exposure to excessive moisture can damage the materials and the cork footbed. We recommend avoiding heavy rain and submerging them in water.

Absolutely! Many people choose to wear socks with their Birkenstock clogs for added warmth, comfort, or style. This can also help keep the suede footbed cleaner.

While both are part of the Tokio series, 'Tokio AS' typically indicates a specific variant often associated with features like the 'Anti-Static' (AS) properties, though for this specific product, 'AS' might refer to a design iteration rather than a technical anti-static property unless explicitly stated. The primary design of a closed toe with an adjustable backstrap remains consistent.

For the cork footbed, you can gently wipe it with a damp cloth and a very mild soap solution if needed, then let it air dry. For the sole, a damp cloth or soft brush can remove dirt and debris. Avoid harsh chemicals.

With proper care and maintenance, BIRKENSTOCK clogs are known for their exceptional durability and can last for many years. The longevity depends on usage frequency, environment, and adherence to care instructions.

Birkenstock footwear often requires a short break-in period. Wear them for a few hours each day over several days to allow the footbed to mold to your feet. Ensure the strap is adjusted for a snug but not tight fit.

Clean the leather with a damp cloth, then apply a quality leather conditioner or cream. For scuffs, use a leather polish in a matching color after cleaning and conditioning.

Use a specialized suede brush to gently scrub away dirt. For more persistent stains, a small amount of suede cleaner can be applied to a cloth and gently dabbed onto the affected area, then brushed once dry.

Allow your clogs to air out completely between wears, ideally for 24 hours. You can also use a footbed deodorizer spray or sprinkle baking soda inside overnight to absorb odors.