Birkenstock sandals and clogs are known for their supportive cork footbeds and simple design. For everyday comfort and easy wear, check out our Birkenstock collection at Smith & Davis.
A Footwear Revolution
Birkenstock traces its roots back to 1774, when the Birkenstock family began a legacy in shoemaking built on craftsmanship and foot health. Pioneers of the anatomically shaped footbed, the brand revolutionized comfort with innovations that led to iconic styles like the Madrid, Arizona, Boston, and Gizeh. Still made in Germany and grounded in the philosophy of “walking as nature intended,” Birkenstock blends heritage, function, and timeless design — earning global recognition across both health and fashion communities.
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The Birkenstock Difference
Birkenstock has been known for its cork footbed design for generations. The shape is built to follow the natural contours of the foot, with arch support, a deep heel cup, and room for the toes to move comfortably.
Many people recognize Birkenstock sandals for their simple look, but it's the comfort that keeps them coming back. Over time, the cork and latex footbed gradually molds to the shape of your foot, creating a personalized feel.
We keep Birkenstock in the lineup at Smith & Davis because it remains a dependable option for casual everyday wear. Styles like the Arizona sandal and Boston clog are especially recognizable and easy to wear around town.
If you’ve never tried Birkenstocks before, take a look at the styles the next time you stop by our store in Fayetteville, GA. It might just become your new favorite casual pair of footwear.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know what size Birkenstock clogs or sandals I should get?
Birkenstock sizing is based on European measurements, so the numbers may look different than typical U.S. shoe sizes. The fit should always allow your heel to sit comfortably in the heel cup with a little room at the front of the sandal.
Do Birkenstocks run big?
Birkenstocks sometimes feel slightly roomier than other sandals because they are designed to allow natural toe movement. Many people still wear their usual size, though the fit can vary slightly between styles.
What is the difference between the Birkenstock soft footbed and the regular footbed?
The regular Birkenstock footbed uses cork and latex to create a firm, supportive base. The soft footbed adds an extra foam layer to the cork construction, giving the sandal a slightly cushioned feel from the start.
Are Birkenstock sandals good for your feet and plantar fasciitis?
Many people appreciate Birkenstock sandals because the cork footbed includes built-in arch support and a deep heel cup. That structure can feel more supportive than flat sandals, but it all depends on your unique stride and needs.
How do I clean my Birkenstock clogs?
Birkenstock clogs can usually be cleaned with a soft brush and mild cleaner designed for suede or leather. Avoid soaking the cork footbed, and allow the shoes to air dry if they get wet.
