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Among the many advantages of Crocs is that they started a trend that is now complemented by images of Justin Bieber, Bad Bunny, and Pharrell Williams. In just two decades, they have transformed from a sailing-specific article to a component found in a wide range of environments.
Underneath its unassuming exterior is the Croslite, a patented material by Crocs made of closed-cell resin that is neither plastic nor rubber and has antibacterial and odor-eliminating properties. Crocs are also extremely comfortable. To take advantage of the added comfort, you must select the correct size, which we will assist you with.
Crocs sizes
Crocs uses a unique sizing system that covers two numbers of the standard sizes. That is to say, a Crocs 9 is good for both a 9 US and a 9.5 US, or between 42 and 43 in European sizes. To order your Crocs, select the size you usually use in other brands.
Size chart for your Crocs
Crocs has men’s, women’s, and unisex equivalents. The size is indicated on the sole (in the case of unisex models, M denotes men and W denotes women).
We also include the millimeter measurement so you can find your size. To determine your size, stand barefoot with your heels against the wall and measure the distance between your big toe and your heel. If you wear intermediate sizes, we recommend going up a size.
Men’s crocs sizes
Women’s crocs sizes
Crocs unisex sizes
How you should test Crocs?
Always try on shoes while standing; your toes shouldn’t snag on the front of the shoe to determine if they are your size. Each step requires some space in the toe box for your foot to adapt to the movement.
A dotted line on the heel of your Crocs is intended to make contact with your foot. If the size is correct, your foot shouldn’t extend past that line.
When it is certain that the heel does not cross the dotted line and the toes are not pressing against the forefoot, it is time to raise the back strap to secure the tread and head outside to enjoy them.
You can find a variety of Crocs in FOOTDISTRICT, including special editions and various colors.