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Crocs Shoes That No Longer Look Like Crocs

Updated on March 6, 2018

When my daughter was young she wanted a pair of Crocs for Christmas. Looking them up online, I thought they were the ugliest shoes I'd seen in a long time and didn't think they were worth $35 for a pair of plastic shoes. But, being the good mom I am, I bought her several pairs. I bought her the kind with holes, a solid pair and a pair of flip-flops. I found the cute Jibbitz that go in the holes as well. They're a cute way to accessorize children's Crocs.

My daughter didn't wear them as much as I would have liked for the money I paid, so I found myself trying them on. Luckily, my daughter had already assumed her adult women feet so that we were close enough in size. It was one particularly wet day when I opted to put them on instead of wearing my nice tennis shoes. I thought with the Crocs, I could simply hose them off if they got muddy.

I found them to be extremely comfortable and caught myself wearing them every time it rained. Unfortunately, we don't have that many rainy days in Texas and I begin to find myself wearing them more and more when it wasn't raining.

I'm still not crazy about the style of them, but I can't let go of how comfortable they are. So, part of me feels guilty for wearing a clunky ugly shoe, yet part of me enjoys the comfort.

Today, I stumbled upon Pgrundy's hub about Crocs called "Don't Feed the Crocs". As I read her hub and the comments that followed I realized that I shouldn't be ashamed of enjoying the comfort. Someone's comment about Crocs making a Mary Jane Croc made me want to look to see what other styles they had. You can tell in my comments on her hub exactly when I stumbled upon a new style I hadn't seen before. I found the Olivia. As I began to do more research, I found so many other cute styles they now have. So many, that I felt this discovery now needed it's own hub.

Lena Crocs

Lena Crocs are a really dressy heeled shoe. It is the shoe featured in the box below. I wouldn't have any problems wearing this shoe with just about anything. It comes in three colors:

  • Black
  • Bronze
  • Brown Pantone 1

Lena Crocs
Lena Crocs

New Croc Styles

When most people think of Crocs, they picture the style called "Cayman". It's the clog type shoe with holes and a strap that flips around to the top letting you use it like a slide. But, there are so many new styles you must see. These are just a few of the newer ones that I found:

  • Crema
  • Tartufo
  • Sorbet
  • Pixie
  • Hanalei
  • Rio
  • Cyprus
  • Patricia
  • Cabana
  • Sassari
  • Capri Suede
  • Audrey
  • Celeste Canvas
  • Lena
  • Adara
  • Positano

Crocs Wedges & Sandals

Crocs makes a line of wedges and sandals that are a must for the warm spring and summer weather.

Havana Crocs

Check out this cute Wedge shoe! This shoe would be great to wear to work or shopping. It's dressy enough to wear with dresses or slacks.

This shoe comes in six color combinations:

  • Berry/Pearl
  • Black/Black
  • Black/Pearl
  • Bronze/Bronze
  • Navy/Pearl
  • Ultraviolet/Pearl

Cyprus Crocs

This cute strappy wedge Croc is called Cyprus. Cyprus comes in the following seven color combinations:

  • Berry/Berry
  • Black/Black
  • Black/Silver
  • Bronze/Bronze
  • Chocolate/Cotto
  • Scarlet/Scarlet
  • Silver/Lavendar

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