Crocs Dylan Platform Clog - Black - UK 8

No, the Crocs Dylan Platform Clog is made from Croslite™ material, which is Crocs' proprietary closed-cell resin. The upper is specifically designed to mimic the appearance and texture of genuine, full-grain leather mules.

Cleaning is simple. Use cold water and mild soap. You can scrub them gently with a soft brush or cloth. Always allow them to air dry completely, away from direct sunlight or extreme heat, as this can damage the material.

Yes, Croslite™ material is water-friendly and quick to dry, making these clogs suitable for wet environments like poolside or light rain. However, always exercise caution on potentially slippery surfaces.

The heel height is classified as medium, typically ranging between 5-7.4 cm, providing a comfortable and stylish lift.

Crocs generally fit true to size. We recommend ordering your usual UK shoe size. If you are typically between sizes, some users find sizing up provides a more comfortable, roomier fit.

The subtle texture mimicking leather is integrated into the Croslite™ material itself and is designed to be durable. With proper care and avoiding harsh chemicals or extreme conditions, the appearance should maintain its quality over time.

Ensure you have selected the correct UK size. Crocs are generally true to size, but fit can vary. If possible, try different sizes to find the most comfortable fit.

This can sometimes occur due to trapped air or moisture between your foot and the footbed. Try wearing socks, or sprinkle a small amount of baby powder inside the clogs to absorb moisture and reduce friction.

While Croslite™ material is generally odor-resistant, prolonged wear can lead to odors. Wash your clogs thoroughly with cold water and mild soap, then allow them to air dry completely. For persistent odors, a mixture of baking soda and water can be used as a natural deodorizer.

While Croslite™ offers good traction, always exercise caution on extremely wet or slick surfaces. Ensure the soles are clean, as accumulated dirt or debris can reduce grip. If the issue persists, inspect the tread for wear.