Fashion fans are rushing to snap up a new ‘90s style of Crocs but not everyone's a fan
And a third commented with heart emojis: “them skull ones.”
Crocs has become one of the most popular shoes thanks to its unique combination of practicality and distinct design.
Lightweight, durable and comfortable, it’s perfect for the warmer months.
When the American shoe launched in the early 2000s, it initially sparked a huge frenzy with mixed views from shoppers on its design.
Founded by Andrew Reddyhoff, it was made to be a boat-friendly sandal that could also float on water and since then, it’s become synonymous with the outdoors and a comfy footwear staple.
The classic clog design is normally priced at about £45.
Crowds at the brand's Paris Fashion Week show were left gobsmacked by the sight of a model clod-hopping down the runway in the clunky shoes.
People were horrified, commenting on a video shared to Instagram that they would never allow a pair of the moulded-shoes in their house, let alone wear them around.