New Crush Metallic Clog
New Crush Metallic Clog
New Crush Metallic Clog
New Crush Metallic Clog
New Crush Metallic Clog
New Crush Metallic Clog

New Crush Metallic Clog

#214643

The clog you love, rebuilt for a new era. The New Crush Metallic Clog brings an elevated platform, a sporty backstrap, and a sleek metallic finish together in one go-to style that's as stable as it is sharp.

The main material used to make Crocs shoes is Croslite plastic, this type of plastic should not be exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time. Your Crocs sandals may fade, shrink, bend or even melt if the sunlight is too strong, affecting the product's shape.

Plastic gets dirty very easily but is also very easy to clean. Some stains only need to be wiped with a wet cloth. Therefore, you should regularly clean Crocs shoes, to avoid letting stains stick for a long time.

Do not use detergent that is too strong for product lines using dyeing and spraying technology such as Spray Dye, Tie Dye, and Solarized. That will cause the product to fade and no longer retain its original color.

New Crush Metallic Clog

214643-7DF
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New Crush Metallic Clog

#214643

The clog you love, rebuilt for a new era. The New Crush Metallic Clog brings an elevated platform, a sporty backstrap, and a sleek metallic finish together in one go-to style that's as stable as it is sharp.

The main material used to make Crocs shoes is Croslite plastic, this type of plastic should not be exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time. Your Crocs sandals may fade, shrink, bend or even melt if the sunlight is too strong, affecting the product's shape.

Plastic gets dirty very easily but is also very easy to clean. Some stains only need to be wiped with a wet cloth. Therefore, you should regularly clean Crocs shoes, to avoid letting stains stick for a long time.

Do not use detergent that is too strong for product lines using dyeing and spraying technology such as Spray Dye, Tie Dye, and Solarized. That will cause the product to fade and no longer retain its original color.

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