Crocs may be known for its iconic clog silhouettes, but now the brand is helping consumers step into summer with its new Classic Sandal design.
Crafted around the brand’s signature Classic Clog style, the new sandal features an open-toe design with two wide, chunky straps running across. Like other Crocs shoes, the sandals are made with a Croslite™ foam cushion in the sole. This not only helps to make the sandals comfortable for extended wear, but also provided extra support for the foot. And for those who like to customize their Crocs, the sandals also feature hoes that can be filled with Jibbitz™.
Best of all, the Classic Sandal will be available in six eye-catching sorbet-hued shades, as well as three versions of a dip-dye effect.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Cushioned Open-toed Sandals
- New designs of cushioned open-toed sandals like Crocs can disrupt the traditional sandal industry.
- Customizable Sandals
- Customizable sandals with Jibbitz™ enable personalization options that can rival other fashion accessories.
- Athleisure Continues to Dominate
- More hybrid sandals like the Classic Sandal that merge athletic or comfort features with fashion continue to emerge in the athleisure market.
Where This Applies
- Footwear
- Footwear companies need to consider incorporating comfort and customization features in their product designs to compete with cushioned open-toed sandals.
- Fashion Accessories
- Fashion accessory industries need to consider personalization options like customizable sandals to keep up with emerging fashion trends and consumer preferences.
- Athleisure
- More companies should focus on merging athletic or comfort features with fashion to produce hybrid sandals like the Classic Sandal and attract athleisure consumers.
