Crocs Classic Crush Clog - Beige - UK 8

The Classic Crush Clog features a unique 2-inch / 5.2cm height, measured from the floor to the heel rest, giving it a distinctive elevated look.

No, Jibbitz™ charms are sold separately. This allows you to choose and personalize your clogs with the designs that best reflect your style.

Yes, Crocs Classic Crush Clogs are water-friendly and designed to dry quickly. They are suitable for wearing around pools, beaches, or in light rain, but are not designed for deep water or strong currents.

To clean them, hand wash with cold water and mild soap. Allow them to air dry completely away from direct sunlight or high heat, as extreme temperatures can damage the material.

Crocs generally run true to size. If you are typically a half-size, or prefer a roomier fit, it is often recommended to size up. The 'Regular' apparel fit type ensures a comfortable, standard feel.

While the Classic Crush Clogs provide 'Iconic Crocs Comfort™' and are great for casual wear, prolonged periods of walking or standing may require footwear with more structured support, depending on individual foot needs.

They are made from Crocs' proprietary Croslite™ material. This lightweight foam resin provides their signature comfort, flexibility, and odor-resistant properties.

Ensure the charm's base is fully pushed through the hole from the top side. Sometimes, holes can stretch over time. Try using different holes or consider new charms if they repeatedly fall out.

While Crocs offer good grip on many surfaces, always exercise caution on extremely wet, slick, or oily areas. Ensure the soles are clean and free of debris for optimal traction. If the tread is worn, the grip may be reduced.

Wash your clogs regularly with mild soap and water. Ensure they are completely dry before wearing them again. For persistent odors, a sprinkle of baking soda inside the clogs overnight can help absorb smells.

Crocs are designed with a 'Regular' fit. If they feel too tight, ensure you have the correct size. If too loose, the pivoting backstrap can provide a more secure fit. Consider trying a different size if comfort is an issue. Crocs should not be exposed to heat to try and 'stretch' them.