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This fleece-lined Crocs Shorty transforms comfort into cold-weather luxury

Crocs upgrades its traditional clog with luxurious new details

sandstone classic lined shorty
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Although it might be hard to equate a Crocs clog with luxury footwear, the brand has slowly worked to upgrade its lineup to appear much more elevated. With recent collaborations with brands like Barbour, the Crocs brand has added sophisticated details to its products that make them seem much more luxurious. Now, the brand is taking matters in-house with a new release that takes the Classic Clog and turns it into a winter-ready luxury slipper you can wear outside. While the latest release utilizes the traditional and signature clog silhouette from Crocs, subtle upgrades have elevated the design into a slipper that works for almost any cold-weather environment. Just in time for the start of the colder months, these lined Crocs bring an elevated style that many aren’t used to seeing from Crocs until now. 

Crocs elevates the clog in time for the winter season

Using the Classic Clog as a base, the Classic Lined Shorty combines the classic Crocs look with the coziness of a fuzzy liner. Built with the Croslite foam from the inside out, the clog can easily keep your feet warm and protected against the elements. A slightly taller midsole allows your feet to keep away from the terrain, ensuring you feel secure at all times. Another change from the Classic Clog involves removing the perforations that have long been a staple of the Crocs brand. Despite this, the new clog comes with its own charm of a warm, fuzzy liner that provides warmth to the clog. The outsole features rubber pods to enhance traction, allowing users to wear the clog with ease in any setting. This winter-friendly clog arrives in Sepia, Sandstone, and Black colorways, giving users the options between three sleek, neutral hues. All three colorways are now available for $70 via the Crocs webstore.

Leslie Leon
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