The Real Reason 98% of Customers Never Return These Clogs

The footwear industry averages an 18-20% return rate. Qomfort? Less than 2%. That's not luck - it's proof the product delivers. And the few pairs that do come back? They donate them to charity instead of dumping them in landfills.

Here's what most brands do with returns: restock them, mark them down, or trash them.

Here's what Qomfort does: donates every single pair to charity. Why can they afford this? Because barely anyone sends them back. Try them risk-free - if they don't work for you, they go to someone who needs them. No restocking fees. No guilt.

Most stores sell "suede" that's actually polyester with a soft coating. It looks nice for a month, then cracks and peels. Qomfort uses real European suede - natural fibres that breathe, mould to your foot, and age like fine leather instead of disintegrating like plastic.

Some "ethical" footwear brands run 16-hour factory shifts paying workers less than $3 per day. Qomfort found a fair-wage facility where workers earn 4x the industry wage and receive daily cooked meals. Same craftsmanship. Just humane.

Cheap footbeds flatten within weeks. Qomfort's cork-and-foam base keeps its shape for years. The arch support stays firm, the bounce doesn't disappear, and your feet don't punish you by evening.

Most "designer" clogs cost $15-20 to make and retail for $180-250. Qomfort cuts out department stores, storage costs, and inflated margins. That's how they ship worldwide for free and to the UK for example, charge £30 . Better materials. Fair wages. Honest pricing.

Qomfort Co. didn’t plan to take on the big brands. They just wanted honest shoes that didn’t hurt people or the planet. Over 200,000 pairs later, word got out. Try them risk-free for 60 days, with up to 60 % off today. Once you know, you can’t unsee it.