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Crocs, Inc. is based in Niwot, Colorado, and was founded by Lyndon "Duke" Hanson, and George Boedecker Jr. after acquiring the Foam Creations company in the early 2000s. Known for their patented clogs, which feature an injection-molded EVA foam, the chunky shoes have transcended their medical footwear associations to become a cultural fashion icon over the years. The brand has released collaborations with dozens of brands in various categories, including Balenciaga, KFC and even artists like Post Malone. It also continues to be worn by high-profile figures to this day, including presidents and first ladies alike.
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The Satisfy x Crocs Classic Clog Is Ready for Action
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The Satisfy x Crocs Classic Clog Is Ready for Action

Designed with neoprene sleeves to protect its wearer during outdoor adventures.

Release Info for Salehe Bembury's Crocs Pollex Slides "Citrus Milk"
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Release Info for Salehe Bembury's Crocs Pollex Slides "Citrus Milk"

Featuring Bembury’s signature thumbprint designs.


The Air Jordan 4 “Thunder” Rumbles Into This Week’s Best Footwear Drops
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The Air Jordan 4 “Thunder” Rumbles Into This Week’s Best Footwear Drops

Alongside the latest ALD x New Balance project, a Bodega x Crocs Clog, FRGMT x Converse Weapon and much more.

Salehe Bembury to Release Crocs Pollex Clogs for Kids
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Salehe Bembury to Release Crocs Pollex Clogs for Kids

Now the whole family can be dripped out.

Bodega Unveils High Utility Crocs All-Terrain "NICT-TECH" Clog
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Bodega Unveils High Utility Crocs All-Terrain "NICT-TECH" Clog

Featuring a stash pocket and a retractable hood.

Crocs Appoints Salehe Bembury as Creative Director of Pollex Pod
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Crocs Appoints Salehe Bembury as Creative Director of Pollex Pod

A two-year extended partnership.

A Timeline of Bad Bunny’s Sneaker Collaborations
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A Timeline of Bad Bunny’s Sneaker Collaborations

Reviewing all of the Puerto Rican crooner’s shoes that have released thus far.

As the New Face of Crocs, Chelsea Baller Reece James Continues to Break the Mould
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As the New Face of Crocs, Chelsea Baller Reece James Continues to Break the Mould

The England superstar is leading the way for a generation of players expressing themselves off the pitch.

Salehe Bembury Teases Crocs Pollex Slides
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Salehe Bembury Teases Crocs Pollex Slides

Featured in a pink chrome finish.

New Balance Year Over Year Sales Have Increased 115% in 2022
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New Balance Year Over Year Sales Have Increased 115% in 2022

With the help of collaborations from JJJJound, Joe Freshgoods and more.

The Crocs All-Terrain Atlas Means Business
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The Crocs All-Terrain Atlas Means Business

Tread patterns mimic the topography of the Rocky Mountains.

Western Hydrodynamic Research Covers the Crocs Classic Clog in Terrain-Inspired Graphics
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Western Hydrodynamic Research Covers the Crocs Classic Clog in Terrain-Inspired Graphics

The nature-y kicks come packaged with special WHR banners and Jibbitz that are shaped like buttes.

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