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Unisex Clogs Crocs Classic Animal Print Clog
$149
Is this a genuine Crocs item?
Yes - we guarantee this Crocs item is 100% authentic, genuine, and brand new.
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes - we ship worldwide. View all shipping options.
Where do you ship from?
This item is in stock and ships from our USA warehouse.
Can I return this item?
Yes - you can return this item within 30 days of delivery for a full refund, subject to our Return Policy
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Brand: | Crocs |
| SKU: | 13196056 |
| US Shoe Size (Men`s): | 2 |
| Style: | Clogs |
| Upper Material: | See item description |
| Type: | Slipper |
| Department: | Unisex Adults |
| Description: | Crocs shoes - Almond Tint/Leopard |
ABOUT Crocs
Crocs is a well-known footwear company which produces lightweight clogs that deliver outstanding ease during casual use. Crocs stand out because of their distinctive appearance while maintaining adaptability which leads them to offer numerous styles and colors for different age groups and life stages. The perfect combination of comfort and fun can be experienced through Crocs making them the preferred footwear selection for casual wear.
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