People bought Crocs during the pandemic. They haven't stopped
New York Times: A sense of normalcy has returned, but people have kept their Crocs on.
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New York Times: A sense of normalcy has returned, but people have kept their Crocs on.
While other brands that thrived with customers in quarantine have dropped off, sales of the easily slipped-on clogs are up nearly 200 percent since 2019.
Crocs’ sandal business had $310 million in sales in 2022, and the company is projecting $400 million this year.
While many people got off their exercise bikes, cut back on DIY arts projects and resumed in-person meetings as a sense of normalcy returned to the world, they have kept their Crocs on.
While many people got off their exercise bikes, cut back on DIY arts projects and resumed in-person meetings as a sense of normalcy returned to the world, they have kept their Crocs on.