Crocs, Inc.
CROXCrocs, Inc. is an American footwear company best known for its lightweight, durable, and casual footwear made from Croslite™, a proprietary foam resin material. Founded in 2002, the company gained widespread popularity for its comfortable and versatile clogs, expanding into a broad range of styles including sandals, shoes, and slides. Crocs has established itself as a global brand with a presence in numerous markets, emphasizing comfort, functionality, and fun in its product designs.
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