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New for the winter collection is the shearling-lined Crocs Mammoth model. This strapless, slip-on shoe gives Crocs’ original clog design a cozy twist with a soft, shearling lining to keep feet warm and toasty. A fully enclosed Croslite™ shell features a design that gives a nod to the traditional Crocs Beach model, yet still offers water-proof protection from winter weather to keep feet dry. The synthetic shearling lining is removable and machine washable. The Crocs Mammoth and Crocs Kids Mammoth will be available in seven colors including army, chocolate, khaki, red, cotton candy and light blue. What do you all think???
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I know some of us thought caymans were ridiculous before we bought them and got converted, but honestly, I think this is a step too far!!!! |
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sorry denfinately think these are disgusting, it's croc's with socks for me
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This has made me laugh out loud, but who knows!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| POSTED BY: kal on 03/07/2007 19:00:26 |
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OMG can you imagine these in red.......santa claus springs to mind!!!! Never say never tho!!!!
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Defo crocaholic!!!!
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kal wrote:
OMG can you imagine these in red.......santa claus springs to mind!!!! Never say never tho!!!!
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Oh, you're soo right, Kay! |
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well i as a dire croc fan will be getting then in cotton candy for myself and iza. i love them and think when on with jeans they will look like caymans anyway, and as i suffer from cold hands and feet they will be great for the winter with socks also!
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Ella the mad nutter from croc land!!!
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Are the holes actually holes, or are they just a pattern? I would have thought the lining would get wet. Although come to think of it, the cuff would get wet in the rain anyway.
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I think the holes are just indents not real holes. They'd make really nice slippers
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