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Crocs is stepping into the future with the release of its lined geometric clog.
Retailing for $70, the innovative clog style comes in neutral “Black” and vampy “Dark Cherry” colorways equipped with heat-insulating lining to keep the wearer warm all winter long. The uppers of the new walking clog include a textural geometric molded design made with Crocs’ Croslite foam which makes them lightweight and easy to wear.
Croslite is a cozy and airy cell resin material that aims to maximize cushioning, cradling the feet. The material is also non-slip and recyclable. Like many other Crocs clog styles, the geometric clog includes breathable ventilation ports and pivoting heel straps that securely keep the clog on the wearer’s feet. Additionally, the clog is water-friendly, easy to clean and buoyant. The new clog style is available in a wide range of both women’s and men’s sizes.
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Prepping for the holiday season ahead, Crocs has dropped a range of Hanukkah and Christmas-themed clog styles. Most recently, the brand dropped an “Elf” inspired clog. Retailing for $75, the clog pays tribute to the holiday comedy film’s main protagonist Buddy, portrayed by Will Ferrell, with its deep green foam uppers and bright yellow soles. The clog was released just in time to celebrate the iconic film’s 20th anniversary this year.
This year alone, Crocs has dropped a myriad of unique silhouettes that often feature playful and inventive designs, expanding its footwear horizons in the process. Crocs has lent its iconic clog, boot and sandal silhouettes to many franchises including everything from video game franchises to food.
The brand has dipped its proverbial toes into the worlds of Pop-Tarts, Crayola, Kanghyuk, Disney, Lisa Frank, Minecraft, Ron English, Pokemon and Aries in the past. Through these collaborations, Crocs has proved that their silhouettes are extremely versatile.
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