“They make your feet look like gigantic doll feet,” writes one Amazon reviewer.
The collabs began in 2016, when Christopher Kane presented an over-the-top collaboration with the brand, and really hit their stride in 2018 when Balenciaga released massive platform Crocs onto the runway:Īnd you know what? Us regular folks love Crocs, too. The conversation shifted again once high fashion got Crocs-curious which isn’t to say it stopped, but it had to answer to a new era of Crocs that was a little cheekier and more self-referential the brand leaned into its role as the shoe everyone loved to troll, and trolled them back by lining up impressive designer collaborations that continue to roll out like clockwork-and sell out even faster. There are over 1,200 results on Instagram under the #crocsmemes hashtag, and the account posted the same exact picture of these bean-filled Crocs every day-but we digress. Regardless of where you stand on Crocs, the memes were, and remain, top-tier. Or so it seemed, because they continued to fly off the shelves. Soon, there were anti-Crocs websites such as I Hate Crocs Dot Com, and the vitriol hit a boiling point by the late 2010s, when everyone was going hard for millennial pink and a minimalist, mid-century modern decor revival, not a trypophobia-inducing clog. You could cake them in mud, and power-wash them clean without leaving so much as a scratch on their fleshy resin surface.īut even for all of their earnest utility, Crocs remained polarizing. You could rock Crocs at the beach, the lake, or the mall.
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