Japan has asked Crocs Inc. to look into changing the design of its footwear after complaints that children wearing the colorful plastic clogs have had their feet injured while riding escalators.

McDonald’s teams up with Crocs for a sole-satisfying Happy Meal. This is a holey matrimony. Sept. 11, 2024, 5:13 PM EDT / Source: TODAY. Joseph Lamour.

Denver-based 5280 Magazine sheds some light on Crocs, the Niwot, Colo., company whose colorful rubber shoes were a screaming hit in the mid-2000s. Now diversified into more than 250 designs, the ...

The shoe can be quickly assembled without glue, and easily disassembled when the sole wears out–something that can’t happen with other shoes, which is why most can’t be recycled.