Crocs Black Friday Deals
Ready, set, Crocs — the Crocs Black Friday deals have dropped.
Black Friday 2024 is the 29th November, and luckily for us and you and everyone else, the Crocs Black Friday deals have already dropped and you should expect to see more on the big day.
Crocs have stolen the footwear spotlight, and now everyone and their mothers are after a pair.
And the reason for the hype? Well, Crocs are super comfortable, pretty affordable, and easy to slip on your feet when you have to pop out for errands. No faffing about with laces or shoehorns here, no siree.
Thanks to their new-found popularity, Crocs have released a variety of different styles, so everyone can find a pair of Crocs to suit them. From fur-lined Crocs to boots to sandals, there’s a pair of Crocs for any occasion.
If you’re after a pair, you’ve come to the right place. Keep checking this page leading up to Black Friday for all the Crocs Black Friday deals.
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Updated: 26th November 2024
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When will Crocs drop their Black Friday deals?
As mentioned, Black Friday is on the 29th November this year. On the day, expect Crocs, along with many other top-name brands, to drop their Black Friday deals.
However, Black Friday deals aren’t just released on the day. Each year it seems that brands are announcing their Black Friday deals earlier and earlier, so keep an eye out for deals a week or two before the 29th.
Crocs Black Friday drops will likely mostly be on the day, but there might be sales and reductions throughout the whole of November.
Crocs Black Friday deals
We’ve got the best Crocs Black Friday deals. The creme de la Crocs. Have a mooch and see if any of these killer steals are tickling your fancy.
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The best Crocs Black Friday deals:
- Classic clog Crocs — was £44.99, now £31.49
- Classic lined clog Crocs — was £54.99, now £38.49
- Classic lined Overpuff clog Crocs — was £59.99, now £35.99
- Baya Clog Crocs — was £44.99, now £26.99
- Wednesday Stomp Clog Crocs — was £80.99, now £56.69
- Classic Puff Moc Crocs — was £64.99, now £45.49
- Classic Sandal Crocs — was £29.99, now £20.99
- Bubble Crush Clog Crocs — was £80.99, now £48.59
- Bella Clog Crocs — was £64.99, now £38.99
- Stomp Metallic Loafer Crocs — was £69.99, now £41.99
- Echo Surge Crocs — was £94.99, now £75.99
What retailers have the best Crocs Black Friday deals?
Crocs aren’t the only place where you can buy, err, Crocs.
These are a few of the brands that stock Crocs, for you to spy on…
- Schuh — use our Schuh student discount
- Office — use our Office student discount
- Amazon
- ASOS — use our ASOS student discount
- JD Sports — check out our JD Sports student discount
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FAQs about Crocs
How to clean Crocs
Crocs are actually fairly simple to clean — great news, right? No more filthy shoes!
You can clean your Crocs in one of two ways:
- Hand washing — Rinse away any loose soil (over the sink or bath) and then wash/dab them with a damp cloth, mild soap and cold water. Bish Bash Bosh, clean Crocs.
- Machine washing — If you have Classic Crocs, slides, or other styles that are made from Crocs signature Croslite™ foam material, you can place your Crocs in the washing machine on a delicate cycle with a bit of gentle laundry detergent.
Whichever way you choose to clean your Crocs, make sure you air dry them afterwards. Leaving them to dry naturally will help prevent them from shrinking or warping. You can speed up the process with a circulating fan, if needed, but avoid keeping your Crocs in direct sunlight or by a forced-air heater.
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How to clean fluffy Crocs
Cleaning your fluffy, fuzzy Crocs might seem difficult, but luckily for you, it’s as simple as cleaning non-lined Crocs.
These linings aren’t removable, so the best way to clean your fluffy Crocs is by using warm water and a mild soap to gently clean the lining of dirt, stains and debris. Make sure they air-dry completely before you wear them again.
What are Crocs made of?
Crocs are primarily made from a special resin called Croslite, which is soft, lightweight, and super comfy to wear (plus it’s non-marking, too, so no scuffed floors!). The material is water-resistant, so it’s great for wet conditions and easy to clean. It also provides cushioning for your feet.
While Croslite is the main material, some Crocs styles may include other materials like fabric or straps for added comfort and functionality.
What size Crocs should I get?
Crocs only come in whole sizes, so if you’re wondering what size Crocs you should get, you should check the Crocs size chart.
Depending on the style of Crocs, you may need to size up or down. In general, it’s best to get your normal size. If you typically wear a half size, you can size up or down depending on your feet. If you have wide feet, opt for the size up, but if you have narrow feet, you could get away with sizing down.
If in doubt, check reviews of the style of Crocs you’re after to see what customers say about the fit.
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