Crocs Classic Crush Clog - Bone - UK 7

The Classic Crush Clog features a unique 2-inch (5.2 cm) height, measured from the floor to the heel rest, providing a fashionable lift.

Yes, the Classic Crush Clog is designed with multiple holes on the upper and the pivoting backstrap specifically for Jibbitz™ charms, allowing for extensive personalization.

For best results, hand wash your clogs with cold water and mild soap. Air dry them completely, away from direct sunlight or heat, to prevent damage or warping.

Thanks to *Iconic Crocs Comfort™*, these clogs are designed to be lightweight, flexible, and provide 360-degree comfort, making them suitable for extended casual wear.

Crocs generally run true to size, but the added height of the Crush Clog might make the fit feel slightly different. It's recommended to try them on if possible or refer to Crocs' official size guide.

Yes, like most Crocs products, the Classic Crush Clog is water-friendly. They can be worn in wet environments and are quick to dry. Just be mindful of traction on slippery surfaces.

The pivoting backstrap allows you to choose between a secure fit, by wearing it around your heel, or a slip-on style, by pushing it forward over the vamp.

Ensure charms are fully pushed through the holes until they click securely into place. Avoid snagging them on objects and regularly check their security.

Exercise caution on wet or smooth surfaces. The traction can vary depending on the ground material. Regularly inspect the tread for wear and tear, and clean the soles to remove any accumulated debris.

Allow some time to adjust to the 2-inch platform. If discomfort persists, ensure the size is correct, as an improper fit can exacerbate issues. Try wearing them for shorter periods initially.

Clean your clogs regularly with mild soap and water. Ensure they are thoroughly air-dried after washing and wearing to prevent odor-causing bacteria. Foot powder can also help absorb moisture.

Crocs material (Croslite™) can be sensitive to extreme heat. Avoid leaving your clogs in direct sunlight, hot cars, or near heat sources like radiators. If warping occurs, the damage may be permanent.