For this week’s “Don’t Dillydally,” we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, ...

Some companies are nailing this by tapping into the chaotic, meme-driven humor that Gen Alpha loves. Let's take a look at three brands that get it right — Sour Patch Kids, Nutter Butter, and Crocs — ...

According to Nameberry, this trend is all about capturing an out-of-this-world vibe with a baby name such as: Much like Crocs, themselves, these names may not carry mass appeal. But as anyone who ...

School districts in more than twelve states have banned Crocs from being worn at school. Now part of this has to do with a social media trend, where kids have been taping themselves tripping in ...

Croc (4) When it comes to classic footwear, a pair of Crocs is at the top of the list thanks to the brand’s foam-filled shoes that are comfortable and breathable. Even celebrities are fans ...

The foam clogs known as Crocs are lightweight, easy to slip on and off, and beloved by many. So why is social media filled with warnings about how they might be bad for kids' developing feet and gait ...

Cricket legend Ian Botham had a narrow escape during a fishing trip in Australia's Northern Territory. One of the greatest ...

Good news — Crocs has dropped a collection of official Wicked clogs that’ll finally have you decide whether you’re more of an Elphaba or Glinda. The cozy footwear brand released the ...

Humans have long known the comfort and colors of Crocs, but now the beloved shoe brand is expanding to serve a new species. On Wednesday, Oct. 9, Crocs announced it will release Pet Crocs ...

Crocs have garnered a cult fandom, and now fans can get them for their furry friends. The brand announced the release of Pet Crocs, a version of the classic clog made for your dog. Crocs announced ...

Crocs has sold out of its new line of boots for pets, released on Wednesday as part of Croctober and already no longer available. Crocs dropped the smaller boots for pets along with matching clogs ...

Love them or hate them, Crocs — the maker of colourful, albeit aesthetically polarising foam clogs — has gone from a laughing stock to a good stock. The shares are up 55 per cent in the past year.