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Daily Mail
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Birkenstock clogs are on sale everywhere - including up to £116 off our favourite Boston-style in the Amazon Prime Day sale
Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more Not so long ago, if you'd announced that clogs were the height of fashion, most people would have laughed at the notion. However, that was before the Birkenstock Boston clog became the shoe du jour, worn by stylish celebrities such as Kendall Jenner, Zoe Kravitz and Kaia Gerber. Now, the cork-soled, suede clogs are hugely popular, and available in a vast array of colours and finishes to keep up with voracious demand. Although it might take a while to get your head around this type of functional, slip-on shoe being a style statement, part of the appeal is clear: the neutral colours complement most outfits well, and the footbed is wonderfully comfortable. Birkenstock Boston clogs £105 Shop Styling wise, you'll spot Gen Z wearing these with everything from workwear to maxi skirts. If in doubt, a good starting point is to wear them with jeans or loose, wide-leg trousers – both of which suit the casual vibe of the slip-on Bostons. One thing that might put you off, however, is the £140 price tag. Although the Birkenstock Bostons use premium materials such as suede, and have an anatomically-shaped footbed for extra comfort, this obviously comes at a price, and it might not be attainable for everyone. Luckily, the on-trend clog design has become a go-to for many brands, with some of these currently on sale for Amazon Prime Day. Savings of between 15 and 29 per-cent put these shoes between £23 and £33, offering a good price point to get the Birkenstock vibe for less. Here are a few of our favourites… Shevalues Women's Suede Clogs £25.49 Shop Beslip Women's Suede Clogs £23.79 Shop To get more of what you love from your favourite Sunday supplement, follow us on Instagram (@youmagazine), Facebook (YOU Magazine) and X (@YOUMagSocial).
Daily Mail
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
The must-have $40 winter item from Target shoppers can't get enough of: 'I live in these'
Cosy clogs from Target have sent social media into a frenzy, after young Aussie mum Chloe Jackson, shared a now-viral video declaring them the 'perfect winter shoe'. The women's Genuine Suede Leather Wool Lined Moulded Cork Clogs are proving that great quality footwear doesn't have to cost the earth, coming in at a humble $40. Her video on the 'Naylah' brown pair has already racked up over 122,000 views on social media, with shoppers racing to stores nationwide to get their hands on a pair. 'They're so warm and comfortable,' Chloe told her followers. 'Take this as your sign to run, not walk to go and get them.' Crafted from genuine suede leather, the clogs feature a rich chocolate brown upper (as well as a tan colour option), plush wool lining for extra warmth, and a moulded cork sole designed to hug the foot for maximum comfort. The budget slides have been praised for their luxe look, high-end feel, and practicality, offering an on-trend alternative to far pricier brands on the market. Available in women's sizes six to 11, the versatile clogs are ideal for both lounging at home and braving chilly school runs, and also come in a timeless style that pairs effortlessly with jeans, tracksuits, or winter loungewear. In her now-trending video, Chloe admits she stumbled across the shoes by accident, spotting a full rack in-store and instantly recognising their potential. 'I don't know if I'm incredibly early or a little bit late to the trend,' she joked, 'but you need these shoes this winter.' Fans were quick to agree and took no time to add their glowing reviews too. 'Can confirm these are great fur lined clogs. I wear mine around the house,' one wrote. 'These are the best. My current go-to!' another added. 'I have the Kmart version. But these ones look like an upgrade,' one noted. With winter well and truly here, it's no surprise the clogs have become one of the season's most hyped-up buys. Target shoppers are also racing into stores to get their hands on their real leather suede handbags too. The budget retailer has dropped an $80 Premium Suede Leather Slouch Shoulder Bag that looks and feels a lot more expensive than it is. 'It's got the lining on the bottom. It's a beautiful chocolate colour. It's got the stitching detail. Are you kidding me Target?' she said, showing off the tag inside marked genuine suede leather', said TikToker Emma Vosti I her own video. Even Aussie influencer Steph Claire Smith gave her tick of approval, commenting: 'That's a win.' Suede is having a major moment this winter with loafers, jackets and bags all getting the retro, tactile treatment. But genuine suede usually comes at a hefty price. 'At Target, we're all about helping our customers feel confident – and that starts with pieces that feel just as good as they look,' Carrie Kirkman told FEMAIL, who holds the position of General Manager Merchandise & Marketing at Target Australia. 'Our new range of suede bags is a perfect example: they're on-trend, elevated, and effortlessly easy to style. All are at an accessible price point and made to last.' Carrie even confirmed that this is just the first drop of leather stock to land in store and online, with more to come very soon. Comparable pieces like Vestirsi's Sienna Suede Bag ($349) and Tony Bianco's Mily Suede Tote ($249) are at least triple the cost, we can see why Target's version is so popular.
CNN
23-06-2025
- General
- CNN
We tested a colorful array of gardening shoes to find the comfiest winners
The best gardening shoes we tested Best gardening shoes: Hunter Elana Clogs Best budget gardening shoes: Duluth Trading Co Garden Clogs Best heavy-duty gardening shoes: Nora Garden Clogs There's nothing quite like tending to your garden and seeing the fruits of your labor blossom. As beautiful as it is to connect with nature and touch grass, it's no easy feat braving bug bites, dodging slips and averting mud to water your green companions, all while creating an ecosystem. Just like your plants and flowers need the right ingredients (e.g., watering cans or even a hydroponic setup for you indoor gardeners), you'll also need to be equipped with the proper tools to care for your garden, starting with the best gardening shoes. That's why I tested a range of gardening shoes to find the best ones to support you in all of your green adventures. Here's what I unearthed. Related article The 17 best gardening gloves to protect your hands from thorns and sharp toolsHunter Elana Clogs The classic Hunter clogs stood out as the best gardening shoes in my testing for several reasons, namely the secure fit, cushioned comfort and easy-to-clean design. The lightweight, low-maintenance slip-on outperformed more traditional styles like Crocs. Duluth Trading Co Garden Clogs These $25 gardening clogs impressed me with their waterproof build, reliable traction, cushioned comfort and easy slip-on design — all wrapped in cheerful, garden-themed patterns that added personality to an otherwise muddy task. Nora Garden Clogs Chunky, colorful and nearly indestructible, the Italian-made, closed-back garden clogs from Nora stood out in testing for their durable polyurethane build, unique cork-lined insoles and roomy, waterproof design. Hunter boots are practically synonymous with all things water-resistant, and these sturdy gardening clogs are no exception. They may not be the most fashionable or charming pair of shoes, but they checked every box. The Hunter Elana casual clogs stood out as the best gardening shoes in my testing, thanks to their practical design and reliable performance. Made with water-resistant synthetic uppers and a slip-on construction, they're easy to hose off after muddy yard work and quick to dry. The cushioned footbeds and 1.75-inch molded midsoles provided solid comfort and support for gardening, which felt even more comfortable than the classic Crocs and Nora gardening shoes I tested. The slightly squishy yet flexible build allowed for easy movement for all sorts of gardening needs like kneeling, digging or even walking across uneven ground. Although they're not fully waterproof, they handle damp conditions well and are surprisingly lightweight for such a sturdy pair of shoes. I felt this was the most secure shoe I tested, because it held onto my heel and didn't gape open like other open-backed gardening shoes. When it came to traction, the Hunter clogs beat shoes without a textured bottom, like Crocs. Though not as thick or intense as other gardening shoes I tested, the flexible sole made the shoes more comfortable. I will advise, however, that the shoes are much sleeker than other gardening shoes, and if you love the Hunter design but crave a sturdier gardening shoe, there's the Hunter Neo Lined Clogs for the pros. With a simple, no-fuss design and durable synthetic soles, the Elena clogs strike a balance between comfort, function and ease of use, making them ideal for casual gardeners or anyone who wants low-maintenance work shoes. If you're looking for dependable gardening shoes that won't break the bank, this $25 pick is a colorful contender. They're fully waterproof and survived all the mud, puddles and damp grass I slugged through. The sturdy tread (the patterned sole of a shoe) provided reliable traction on slippery surfaces, and the cushioned insole made the gardening clog more comfortable than you'd expect at this price. The cushioned sole helped support my weary feet during long stretches of gardening work, like weeding and watering. But, perhaps, the best aspect of the budget winner? The slip-on design made them easy to kick off before heading into your next dirt-free space, without lifting a finger. No one likes wet feet while gardening, and that's why I loved that the Duluth shoes gripped the back of my heel for extra protection. Sure, my ankles still got muddy, but I felt this pair offered more coverage than open-backed clogs. And while they're built for function, they had the most fun design options: you can choose from cheerful, garden-inspired patterns like Multi Ditsy Garden Floral or Navy Wildflowers & Bees. In my testing, I jokingly dubbed these my 'Minnie Mouse' shoes, and I still stand by this apt description. Bright and chunky, these Nora shoes are made in Italy from durable, eco-conscious polyurethane foam. These garden clogs are built to last through seasons of heavy use, which I felt considering they were noticeably heavier than the other shoes tested. Despite the heftier build, they were still comfortable and waterproof, but most importantly, virtually indestructible. I think this is a pair for more serious gardeners who need clogs that can handle dirt, water and long hours outdoors. The Nora garden clogs are sturdy due to the cork and leather inner lining. I've never seen cork inside shoes before, and after some investigating, I learned that cork soles are often used as an eco-friendly alternative that still provides comfort, arch support and shock absorption. These were the only shoes in my testing pool with a cork lining, which is why they earned their spot as our heavy-duty champion, along with their thick polyurethane rubber lining. I noticed the shoes had a roomy fit and later read this was intentional to promote airflow and easy movement. Although not as flexible as other gardening shoes I tested (even though cork is meant to be more flexible, which wasn't the case for me), the cushioned cork-latex-leather insoles added surprising comfort. Available in a range of bold colors, I thought these shoes offered both utility and a bit of personality. You may need some time to break them in, however. And I'd recommend sizing down. After narrowing my list to the most popular and well-reviewed gardening shoes, I tested each pair by actually gardening in them. I wore each pair while tackling various gardening tasks like watering, weeding, planting and walking across different surfaces like wet grass, mulch and mud. I evaluated each pair of shoes using the following key criteria: Comfort: I assessed how each pair of shoes felt during extended wear, especially while standing, kneeling or walking for long periods. I paid attention to cushioning and arch support. Traction: I (carefully) tested the grip on both dry and slippery surfaces to see how well the tread held up against mud, wet grass and garden paths. Water resistance: All the shoes were tested in damp and muddy conditions to determine how well they kept water out. Ease of use: I considered how easy each pair was to slip on and off, especially when hands were full or muddy. Durability: I noted the construction quality and materials after repeated wear, looking for signs of wear and tear. Style and design: While function came first, I also noted design features such as color and pattern options, especially for gardeners looking for a flair of personality. According to Andrew Porwol, gardening and landscaping expert and founder of Garden Centre Shopping, the right pair of gardening shoes should balance durability, comfort and practicality, especially if you're spending long hours in the yard. 'If you're going to be in the garden a lot, get shoes that are both sturdy and easy on your feet,' said Porwol. 'Rubber or neoprene is great — they don't fall apart when they get wet or muddy.' Comfort also matters more than you might think. A cushioned insole and some arch support can make a big difference when standing or crouching for extended periods. And in muddy or slick conditions, traction is key. 'Don't skip the slip-resistant soles — mud isn't forgiving,' said Porwol. Unlike hiking boots or standard outdoor shoes, gardening shoes are built for mess and moisture. The waterproof materials and easy-to-clean designs are made to tackle the daily wear and tear of planting, watering and digging. 'They're all about staying dry, slipping on easily and rinsing off without a fuss,' said Porwol. 'If you're regularly watering plants or digging in damp soil, they're a practical, no-nonsense choice.' Birkenstock Super Birki Clog The Birkenstock Super Birki clogs are a sturdy, practical choice for anyone who needs reliable footwear for messy or wet environments. Made in Germany, they feature a slip-on design with a removable cork contoured footbed that offers personalized support and comfort. As much as I loved the color and overall design of the Birkenstocks, I did feel the thick soles made them less comfortable for long gardening sessions. They weren't as flexible as the winning Hunter clogs or budget-friendly Duluth clogs. However, the platformed shoe could work for a quick yard session. All that to say, the synthetic uppers are easy to clean, while the oil-, grease- and slip-resistant soles provide solid traction. They're a bold, low-maintenance option that I found quite colorful. I even dubbed these the 'Polly Pocket' shoe. Crocs Dylan Platform Clog You wouldn't think of Crocs as gardening shoes, but I'm here to vouch for them when it comes to style and design. Another fun and colorful pick, the Crocs Dylan clogs blend a fun, chunky style with a high platform sole for shoes that are equal parts style and comfort. They're versatile too, meaning they can be worn in and out of the garden. Though they are fun to look at, the Crocs had an open back, meaning my heels got muddy and cold. Plus, the thick heel (though a fun height booster) didn't do much for arch support while gardening, which is why it was docked down in my testing. From a fashion perspective, however, the Crocs platform clog would make a great shoe for a Gen Z flair. Made from lightweight EVA with the brand's signature Croslite footbed, the shoes won me over for their soft cushioning and easy slip-on wear. However, if you're not fond of heights, be warned. The 2.2-inch platform adds noticeable height, yet still manages to feel like walking on air. Oofos Clog Talk about an expertly designed, comfortable pair of shoes. The Oofos clogs are made with recovery top of mind, making them a smart choice for anyone on their feet for long hours, especially when gardening. Like the Crocs, the Oofos Clogs had an open back, which meant less coverage for my ice-cold feet, which lowered the shoes in my ranking. Interestingly enough, they're almost identical to the Hunter clog and felt thinner and less heftier, which didn't seem ideal for wet or muddy surfaces. However, the Oofos clogs are incredibly comfortable. Their patented footbed supports the arches and helps reduce stress on joints, while the brand's infamous OOfoam absorbs more impact than standard foam. Lightweight and supportive, they're a versatile option for both work, gardening and even downtime, especially when comfort is a top priority. The following FAQs were answered by seasoned gardening expert Andrew Porwol. Are there specific shoe styles better suited for different types of gardening? Are there specific shoe styles better suited for different types of gardening? 'The kind of gardening you're doing does make a difference in the shoes you should wear,' said Powol. 'For raised beds, something light and easy to slip on, like garden clogs, usually does the trick. They're quick and comfortable, and you're not slogging through mud. But if you're dealing with a soggy garden or heavy soil, you'll want waterproof boots with a solid grip because there's nothing worse than wet socks and sliding around. Greenhouse work is a different story altogether. Since it tends to get warm and a bit slick underfoot, breathable shoes with good traction are your best bet.' What's the best way to clean and maintain gardening shoes? What's the best way to clean and maintain gardening shoes? 'After a day in the garden, cleaning off your shoes is worth taking a few minutes,' said Powol. 'A quick rinse with the hose usually does the job, but if they're really caked with mud, grab a soft brush and a bit of mild soap. No need for anything harsh — that can wear them down faster. Let them dry out fully before tossing them in the shed. If they're damp inside, stuff them with newspaper to help soak up moisture and keep their shape. A little upkeep goes a long way when you're using them regularly.' Do gardening shoes need to be waterproof or breathable? Do gardening shoes need to be waterproof or breathable? 'Waterproof shoes are a no-brainer if your garden is usually wet or muddy,' said Powol. 'But on warmer days, your feet can feel gross if there's no airflow. I've found that shoes with a waterproof shell and some kind of breathable lining work best — keep the water out but don't trap heat. It depends on the kind of work you're doing and the weather. Some days you need full protection, other times, you just want something light that won't make your feet sweat. Try a few styles and see what feels right.' Are Crocs good gardening shoes? Are Crocs good gardening shoes? Yes, if you prefer a lightweight and breathable clog. However, be warned — the holes at the top of the shoe will mean your feet are more likely to get wet. For this article, we consulted the following expert for their professional insights. Andrew Porwol, gardening and landscaping expert and founder of Garden Centre Shopping CNN Underscored editors thoroughly test the products in our testing guides and provide full transparency about how we test them. We have a skilled team of writers and editors who have many years of testing experience and ensure each article is carefully edited and products are properly vetted. We talk to top experts when relevant to make certain we are testing each product accurately, recommending only the best products and considering the pros and cons of each item. Associate testing writer Carolina Gazal wore each pair of gardening shoes in mud, dirt and grass to find which stood out. Gazal spends her days testing all sorts of tools and gadgets and has written product reviews about her experience with a range of products, from the best shoes for standing all day to the best cooling pillows.
Telegraph
09-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Telegraph
Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs review: I now use these gardening shoes all year round
This article contains affiliate links. The products or services listed have been selected independently by journalists after hands-on testing or sourcing expert opinions. We may earn a commission when you click a link, buy a product or subscribe to a service. What are the Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs? The Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs sit neatly between the traditional lightweight gardening clog and an ankle boot, offering you protection and comfort throughout the year, and were recently named Best Buy in The Telegraph's round-up of the best gardening shoes. With their neoprene lining and rubber uppers, the Hunter Clogs strike an exceptional balance between warmth and waterproofing while remaining breathable. These clogs won't serve you on long hikes or in severe mud, but they are good gardening all-rounder, with a low back that makes them easy to slip on or off your feet at the door. With their simple but elegant design, these clogs would make an excellent gift for anyone wanting to treat the gardener in their life, or if you simply want to feel a little more stylish while strutting down the garden path. At £65, they're a luxury purchase, but they are strong, durable, easy to maintain and will save you buying ankle boots for gardening in wintry weather. JUMP TO: How we test gardening shoes It's important to get outside and get mucky when testing out gardenings shoes. I wore these clogs around my garden, on my daily dog walk, and to my allotment for all manner of digging, planting and weeding. As a gardener of almost 20 years, author of the book Grow a New Garden, and a former soft tissue specialist, I do know a thing or two about gardening shoes. A shoe that slips around on your foot is not suitable for wearing over long periods because it will cause your toes to curl to hold the shoe in place, which can quickly lead to problems like plantar fasciitis, which causes pain in the heel and arch of the foot. Equally, good support around the uppers will help prevent injuries like rolled ankles. And some cushioning can protect you from developing Achilles tendon problems. Living in Devon, where weather can change in an instant, I need a shoe that is breathable when it's warm but is also waterproof. I used these on many wet and dry days in my garden and on my allotment, and as mud is part of the fun with gardening, I also wanted a shoe that was easy to clean and maintain. Ultimately, the shoe was tested on its comfort, design, quality and ease of cleaning. Why you can trust Telegraph Recommended Our thorough, real-world tests will always help you find the best product. No manufacturer ever sees Telegraph Recommended reviews before publication and we don't accept payment in exchange for favourable reviews, nor do we allow brands to pay for placement in our articles. All reviews are based on independent expert opinion and our hands-on testing. Visit our Who We Are page to learn more. Design Score: 10/10 These clogs blend practicality with style to create a shoe that looks good and feels comfortable while protecting your feet when out in the elements. The uppers are relatively firm, giving your feet solid support and protection from sharp objects around the garden. The slight heel on the clog raises your the back of each foot slightly so that it sits above your toes. Known as 'heel toe differential' or 'drop', this is designed to cushion your ankles and feet, reducing the risk of injury. The neoprene lining on the Hunter Gardening Clogs makes them breathable while keeping your feet dry. They hug your feet while the neoprene stops dirt and debris from entering the shoes, which is a change from most gardening clogs that need to be removed and shaken to clear them out fairly regularly. My only minor gripe is that when first wearing these clogs with bare feet they can suck onto your feet a little and push out air while you walk. However, this wears off after a day or two and is prevented by wearing socks. There are only two colourways for the women's shoes, and two for men's, so you are limited in the styles you can choose from. Comfort Score: 9/10 These clogs came second only to Crocs when I tested them for comfort, and it was a close contest. The only real disadvantage of the Hunter clogs is that they come in slightly heavier and take a few hours to wear in. The neoprene lining is soft and flexible, giving you a nice, cushioned feel which stops the shoe from rubbing against your skin, which makes them comfortable to wear with or without socks. They are quite a versatile shoe as the soles have good cushioning, too, making them good for a leisurely morning stroll. While they don't compare with the best walking boots for a long day of hiking around, they are certainly comfortable enough for a whole day in the garden or on the allotment. If you're likely to be kneeling or crouching in your garden to inspect your flowers or yank out weeds, these clogs also have good flexibility that let you crouch on your toes or curl them under while kneeling. Shoes that are too firm would feel uncomfortable in this position. They have sturdy soles with good grip and excellent protection to the sole of your foot if you're using a spade or garden fork, too. Quality and durability Score: 10/10 Hunter is a well-known and trusted brand when it comes to Wellington boots, so it should come as no surprise that they also produce quality gardening shoes. The materials of these clogs feel tough and durable. The rubber uppers resist scratches and scuffs, and the soles are certainly solid enough to withstand rough terrain and the top of a garden spade. At the rear where the neoprene has a natural join there is reinforcement in the form of a woven strap, which is undetectable to your foot while in use, but gives extra protection against rubbing and wearing at the weakest point. Waterproofness and breathability Score: 9/10 If you want to splash about in puddles then a clog isn't the best choice of gardening shoe. But if you want a shoe that is waterproof and breathable, these clogs are excellent. Unlike other breathable gardening shoes, they don't have holes in the uppers, which means they will keep your feet dry in winter or during a summer shower. The neoprene is comfortable and breathable but obviously doesn't offer the same level of cooling in winter like other clogs with holes in the top do, such as the Muck Boot Muckster Lite Clogs and Classic Crocs. The best waterproof jackets will keep your body warm and dry, but it's arguably more important to keep your feet dry to stop the onset of uncomfortable fungal infections such as athlete's foot. Being prepared with a shoe that is both waterproof and breathable may well extend your gardening day in the UK's unpredictable weather. Ease of cleaning It's important to clean gardening shoes correctly before storing them away if you want to maintain them properly and ensure they last you a long time. If cleaned regularly, the Hunter clogs are easy to just rinse or wipe clean, and if the dirt is a little more ingrained or the marks are stubborn they can be scrubbed clean using a scrubbing brush and washing up liquid if needed. Once clean they are easy to dry and most of the water will run straight off. It's remarkable how quickly they return to looking brand new, even after a mucky day in the garden. The tread on these shoes also isn't overly deep, so they're not prone to picking up large pieces of mud and bringing them indoors, unlike some of the best Wellington boots that typically have a deeper tread. Technical specifications Let's see how the Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs stack up when compared with the ever popular Classic Crocs. Should you buy the Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs? The Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clog are, in my opinion, the best gardening shoes for year-round comfort, style and protection. They will keep your feet safe during gardening work, and are easy to slip on and off if all you want is a quick trip outside to soak up the morning sunshine. Yes, if: You want just one shoe for all seasons You want to protect your feet from sharp weeds and gardening tools Deep mud isn't too much of a problem in your garden No, if: Your garden is particularly wet or muddy, as they have low backs You don't like snug-fitting shoes, or have particularly wide feet You just want a shoe for summer that will keep your feet cool Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs FAQs What is the best way to clean and care for Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs? The Clogs can easily be cleaned using a damp microfibre cloth or using a soft brush and some soap for more ingrained mud. Do they offer good support? While the Hunter Clogs don't have in-built arch support, the drop between the heel and the toe and the cushioning in the sole offer good support for all foot types. The uppers are firm yet flexible, holding your foot in place and supporting your foot even over difficult terrain. Are the Hunter Gardener Neoprene Lined Clogs fully waterproof? Although the Hunter Clogs are fully waterproof, they have a low back which would allow water in if you were to wear them in water more than a few centimetres deep.
Geek Culture
08-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Culture
Glow-In-The-Dark Ghostbusters Crocs Are Calling In Aug
As part of the Ghostbusters Day festivities, Crocs is taking its latest collaboration to supernatural levels with the reveal of its Ghostbusters-themed clogs! Enter the Ghostbusters Classic Clog, a glow-in-the-dark, slime-covered, nostalgia-packed tribute to the beloved 1980s franchise. Designed to honour the legendary paranormal eliminators, the clogs boast striking 3D elements like a fully sculpted Slimer and a mini Ghost Trap. Green slime glows across the toe vamp, while the right shoe features a proton-charged sound effect. Custom Velcro patches let wearers swap between standard Crocs branding and nametags for Zeddemore, Spengler, Venkman, and Stantz. Launching 19 August in the U.S., with a wider international drop on 20 August, the Ghostbusters Classic Clog will retail for US$79.99. The collection will also include themed socks (US$19.99), a Jibbitz Charms 5-Pack (US$16.99), and individual charms of Slimer, Stay Puft, and the no-ghost logo (US$4.99 each). Fans eager to snag these ghost-busting essentials can sign up for alerts via Yonk is a geek who is fortunate enough to have an equally geeky Star Wars fan for a wife, who owns a LEGO Millennium Falcon encased in a glass coffee table as their home's centre-piece.
