Lidl sweeps the Birkenstock style clogs for 11.99 euros: comfortable and trendy among Madrid's posh women this fall/winter

Although autumn is already fully established among us and the wardrobe change is a fait accompli, the truth is that forgetting the comfort of the flat sandals that we have been wearing all summer seems complicated. Thank goodness that this fall/winter 2026-27, flat footwear is the king of trends and there is no need to give up that comfort at all.

Something that those who know the most about fashion know well, and although the poshest in the capital opt for the Birkenstock sandal brand to wear a pair of comfortable and versatile clogs, the rest of us mortals opt for their more affordable but equally comfortable clones.

Lidl

And in the Lidl supermarket online store we can find the perfect clone of the Birkestock Boston clogs for only 11.99, in two colors: gray or black, although there are barely any numbers of the gray ones available. We are not in the least surprised that they fly because they are very comfortable shoes and before it starts to rain they are perfect to combine with straight jeans or midi skirts.

This Lidl imitation of the German brand does not lack the famous light EVA sole (but that looks like cork), nor an anatomically shaped insole that adapts to the shape of the sole of the foot like a glove. At the top they include a buckle that will allow us to adjust the width of the clog to the size of our feet: so that they do not dance or are tight. The perfect alternative to more expensive footwear.

They look like Birkenstocks, but they're Lefties

Even the little sister of the Inditex empire has not resisted launching its own imitation of the most stylish clogs, and the truth is that we love them. Starting with its very trendy chocolate brown color, in this case they include a larger retro-style gold buckle. They are made of split leather and the truth is that we fell in love with them as soon as we laid eyes on them. The best? They only cost 25.99 euros.

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