The Keep it Going Classic Clogs by Crocs Features Croslite
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Crocs introduces the Keep It Going Classic Clogs, which are a true testament to the brand's sustainable efforts as it is comprised of its signature Croslite material. The clog also has bio-circular materials that are collected from plant-based byproducts.
All of the shoes are finished with a unique Moon Dust colorway palette, appearing like concrete at the base and dotted with visible bits of recycled material. This also means that no two clogs share the same look as the specks are applied in their own way. Other details include the 'Keep it Going' words debossed on the inner straps and the special rivet logo which sees the Crocs mascot Duke and arrows as a nod to its sustainable build.
Image Credit: Crocs
All of the shoes are finished with a unique Moon Dust colorway palette, appearing like concrete at the base and dotted with visible bits of recycled material. This also means that no two clogs share the same look as the specks are applied in their own way. Other details include the 'Keep it Going' words debossed on the inner straps and the special rivet logo which sees the Crocs mascot Duke and arrows as a nod to its sustainable build.
Image Credit: Crocs
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