Crocs Brooklyn 4u Low Wedge Sandals are on sale for up to 36% off during the final hours of Amazon Prime Day 2025. These popular sandals combine the comfort of Crocs clogs with a more stylish wedge ...

“Effortless style, superior all-day comfort and ultimate wardrobe versatility come together in the new Crocs Brooklyn Collection. Available in a variety of heel heights and sophisticated yet simple ...

Sandals are such a necessity during the summer months — seriously! Whether you’re running errands or hanging with the girls, opting for a cushioned pair of sandals can be a lifesaver. We found a ...

We’re moving away from UGG boots as we begin a new season. Spring and summer mean open-toed shoes, and there’s nothing better than the Crocs Brooklyn Low Wedge. Originally $55, the sandals are now $42 ...

These best selling sandals are perfect for summer whether you’re strolling through the park or soaking up the sun. The Brooklyn Low Wedge sandals bring together all-day comfort, a stylish wedge, and ...

If you’re planning a late-summer getaway or just want a pair of sandals that aren’t flip-flops, now’s a great time to refresh. Crocs has the Brooklyn Low Wedge on sale for $41.24 (down from $54.99) as ...

There are few shoes that are more iconic than Crocs. The shoes are most known for their comfort, but they pack some serious style too. As Cosmopolitan found, high-heeled Crocs are actually a thing.

Shopping for sandals when it’s raining in June may be a “if you build it, they will come,” with the “they” being sunny summer weather, and “build it,” meaning your warm-weather wardrobe. Or it could ...

If you thought Crocs only sold classic clogs, you’re wrong. Did you know that the popular shoe brand also sells items that look more expensive than they are? We’re moving towards a new season, and if ...

Let's get one thing straight: I love shoes. I have many, many pairs and make no bones about the fact I’d rather wear an uncomfortable pretty shoe than a comfy ugly one. I adore their elegance, the ...

Love 'em or hate 'em Crocs are here to stay and that's only partly due to the popularity of the infamously oafish rubber clog. As the company spiralled towards ruin in 2009, CEO John McCarvel realised ...