I regularly wear my brown ones to work. They’re not going to be mistaken for wing tips anytime soon, with khakis they don’t stand out too badly. And, yes, they are quite comfortable.
CatnapAugust 2, 2006 - 12:10 pm
we are are a three croc family – actually I got a pair of knock-offs called Komodos – much more fierce sounding. Lucy’s look cute.Me and Mary look like we are wearing clown shoes – still – very comfortable. When I was in the hospital I noticed only one nurse wearing them – dark green. They need more subdued colors to break into the workplace.
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I have the <a href="http://www.crocshydro.com">Crocs Hydro</a> and the <a href="http://www.crocskidsaspen.com">Crocs Kids Aspen</a>. I got a nice discount for them with <a href="http://www.crocscoupon.com">Crocs Coupon</a> and got <a href="http://www.crocsonsale.com">Crocs on Sale</a>They are so comfortable! Love them!
I regularly wear my brown ones to work. They’re not going to be mistaken for wing tips anytime soon, with khakis they don’t stand out too badly. And, yes, they are quite comfortable.
we are are a three croc family – actually I got a pair of knock-offs called Komodos – much more fierce sounding. Lucy’s look cute.Me and Mary look like we are wearing clown shoes – still – very comfortable. When I was in the hospital I noticed only one nurse wearing them – dark green. They need more subdued colors to break into the workplace.
But you know I’d never cover my cute raspberry-painted toenails–that I pay to have done. So until the Crocs come open-toed…
God help us all.
They look adorable on my girl. And they are the only shoes she wants to wear. They’re supposedly very comfortable. I’m considering…
Hella ugly. But I couldn’t get through a night shift w/o ’em.
And all those holes are fun on the scooter: the air whooshes through yer toes.