Crocs Classic Lined Clog - White / Grey - 3 UK

While the outer Croslite™ material is water-resistant, the fuzzy polyester liner is not. The liner will absorb water and take time to dry, making these clogs less suitable for heavy rain or wet conditions. They are best for dry or lightly damp environments.

The liner is integrated. We recommend hand washing the entire clog in cool water with a mild soap, focusing on spot cleaning the liner. Rinse thoroughly and air dry completely away from direct heat. Do not machine wash or put in a dryer.

No, Jibbitz™ charms are sold separately. The holes on the clogs are designed for personalization with these charms.

No, the fuzzy liner in these Classic Lined Clogs is permanently integrated into the shoe and cannot be removed.

Crocs are known for their relaxed fit. It's often recommended to refer to the Crocs size chart to ensure the best fit for your child. If your child is between sizes, you might consider sizing up for more room or down for a snugger fit, especially with the added liner.

These clogs are primarily designed for casual wear and comfort. Whether they are suitable for school depends on the school's specific dress code and safety requirements regarding footwear. Always check with the school administration.

Check the position of the pivoting heel strap. If it's too loose, wear the strap behind the heel for a more secure fit. If it still feels too large, ensure you have the correct size; Crocs typically have a relaxed fit.

Spot clean the liner with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild detergent. For a more thorough clean, hand wash the entire clog in cool water with gentle soap. Rinse well and allow to air dry completely away from direct heat. Do not machine wash.

These clogs are designed for warmth due to the fuzzy liner. If feet are consistently too warm, consider wearing them without socks or in cooler environments. For warmer days, an unlined Crocs style might be more suitable.

Check the soles for any embedded debris or excessive wear. Clean the soles with a brush and water to remove dirt. If the tread is significantly worn, the grip will naturally decrease over time.