Crocs Sizing: How Do They Fit?

Whether you like it or not, the Crocs will always be one of the most iconic pieces of footwear in history. When we're talking about Crocs, there's one shoe that comes to mind, the Classic Clog. While there's always been a bit of stigma surrounding the Crocs Classic Clog, there's no doubt that they are now more popular than ever. Renowned for their all-foam construction these ultra comfortable shoes are made for the unisex market and come in hundreds of different styles, colourways, collaborations.

With perforations along the vamp for customisable Jibbitz, and a back strap around the heel for the ultimate lockdown fit, this all rests atop an insanely comfy Croslite footbed that's made for all day wear. With all that said, if you're looking for a pair of Crocs to add to your everyday rotation, then you've come to the right place!

If you think your life is missing something, it's probably a pair of Crocs shoes. Coming in all different shapes and sizes, we're here to talk about the Classic variant that's the most popular one. If you want to cop your first pair, we've compiled a Crocs size guide to help you find the perfect fit. With feedback from The Sole Supplier team, we're here to answer all your questions. Do Crocs run true to size? Should you size up or down? Are they better than your standard pair of flip flops? Whatever your Crocs sizing question is, we've got you covered!

Crocs exist as one of the most comfortable footwear options available on the market. Thanks to Croslite foam underfoot, each pair delivers an almost unrivalled amount of comfort. Pair this with the fact they're lightweight, breathable, and roomy, and it's almost no wonder why so many people are turning to Crocs for their leisurely footwear.

Given the fact you don't want to keep your Crocs in "sport mode" all the time, it's essential to make sure your Crocs fit properly. Chances are, if you've followed the above advice about sizing then you will likely be okay, but if you're unsure, they should feel fairly snug with a little bit of wiggle room.

Your heel should rest securely at the back of the shoe, and the shoes shouldn't flap up and down or slip forward and backward when you walk.

It's also worth mentioning that Crocs do a total of three different fits, namely roomy, relaxed and standard. All the original Clogs silhouettes sport the roomy fit, while relaxed and standard fittings seem to be more present on models with straps and laces. Be sure to check the product listing before purchase to make sure this is fine for you.

Make sure to also check out our other size guides below for the best tips and advice on sizing, styling and more: