Is the Tory Burch Turnlock Clog true to size?

Most buyers take their usual size, but some find it runs slightly narrow and others size down because the backless fit loosens with wear. Try your normal size first and check the return window.

How does it compare with the Tory Burch Miller sandal?

The Turnlock Clog is a closed-toe leather slip-on with a buckle ankle strap, while the Miller is an open thong sandal with the double-T logo. The clog is warmer and more structured; the Miller is lighter for hot weather.

Can I wear the Turnlock Clog with socks?

Yes. The backless clog style works with thin or midweight socks, and many wear it that way in fall. Thick socks can make the fit tight across the instep.

What is the sole and heel like?

It has a low, flat heel with a cushioned footbed, built for walking rather than height. The leather outsole gives less grip on wet pavement than rubber.

When is the best time to buy it?

Tory Burch clogs see the deepest markdowns at end of season and during major sale events. Full-price stock rarely drops, so compare across stores before buying.

Is it good for wide feet?

It is offered in medium width only, and the leather does stretch some with wear. Shoppers with wide feet often size up or look for a wider casual clog.

Tory Burch Turnlock Clog

Last price we saw

$219.00at Tory Burch, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Tory Burch Turnlock Clog

The Tory Burch Turnlock Clog is a women's slip-on in genuine leather with a leather lining and an ankle strap that fastens with a buckle. The turnlock hardware on the strap is the signature detail, and the footbed is cushioned for all-day wear. It sits in the casual, backless-shoe category rather than the brand's flats or sandals. It is a full-price designer style, so discounts are rare and shallow; watch for end-of-season markdowns rather than daily price moves.