Blog – Calou Stockholm

Greetings from New York

We received a greeting from one of our customers who is in New York (we´re not jealous at all) Thank you Marie, for the lovely pictures and nice re...

Spring/Summer 2024

About a year ahead a new collection is launched, I start the process by visiting different fairs to get inspired. I look at new leather qualities, ...

Happy Valentine´s day

On February 14, we celebrate love and friendship, by exchanging cards, flowers, candy or other gifts. In France, there is actually a whole village...

The secret behind our comfy clogs

Clogs are traditionally made with wooden soles. This makes them quite hard to use and your feet will surely get a bit tired after a while of stan...

Winter whites!

Let the crisp and clean look of winter whites bring a touch of sophistication to your cold-weather wardrobe. Wearing head-to-toe white in winter ...

Guide: How to take care of your leather boots

Leather boots have always been symbols of elegance, strength, and timeless beauty. This natural and high-quality material brings a sense of luxury ...

Step-by-step: How to care of your suede boots

Suede is one of the most exclusive and sought-after materials when it comes to shoes or boots. It has a unique, soft feel and a rich appearance tha...

How to take care of your clogs

Calou is more than just a shoe brand, it's a lifestyle and a tribute to Swedish craftsmanship. Our handmade clogs combine style, comfort, and quali...

Hey fall - Looking forward to meet you!

HEY FALL - LOOKING FORWARD TO MEET YOU! Soon this season will come to an end, and we welcome fall with open arms! Time to put on...

The magic of Midsummer

What can be more Swedish than Midsummer and clogs? Romantic, flowing dresses along with a pair of traditional clogs, flowers in the hair and a sun ...

This fall´s statement piece in your wardrobe

Clogs are still going strong and continue to be on top of trend lists this fall and winter! Easy to understand. It´s a classic - available in lots ...

Wear and Tear - Not

How often do you fix things that are broken instead of throwing them away? We think that far too many throw items away even if they are easy to rep...