Crocs Fitting Chart

You’ve probably already heard that Crocs are very comfortable to wear. Originally, the Iconic Crocs Clogs were certified by the American Podiatric Medical Association for people with sore feet, bunions, plantar fasciitis as well as for diabetics.

If you are looking for a pair for yourself, then you might wonder how they fit?

There are many different styles available today, more than just the classic clogs style. You can choose from flip flops, slides, flats, sneakers, loafers, wedges (high heels), and more. So many to choose from…

How do you choose the right style and within that style the right fit for your feet? That’s what we want to do here.

Each Crocs style offers 3 different fitting options, including roomy, relaxed, and standard fit. If you plan to buy a pair of Crocs clog or flip-flops, find the right fit that will give you the most comfortable feel.

Crocs Fit Guide

Each style of Crocs is categorized into three different fittings (roomy, relaxed, and standard fit). You can choose the right Crocs to fit your feet based on these three options…

Determine Your Foot size

Before you buy Crocs, the first thing you should do is determine the size of your foot.

The next step is to choose the fit that you want. Crocs offers 3 options. 

1. Roomy Fit
2. Relaxed Fit
3. Standard Fit

Let’s review these options here so that you can understand what each of these means!

Roomy Fit

• This fit is the most generous among the three "fit" styles. It offers spacious room for your feet.
• Your feet often would meet the sides making it more relaxed and breathable.
• It is generous in length. Your toes should not touch the front of the shoe.
• Crocs categorized as “roomy fit” provide lots of breathability with room across the top and sides of the shoe.

Relaxed Fit

• With the relaxed fit, you will still have some room, but your feet will feel more secure in this “fit” style.
• Some “relaxed fit” models have laces or straps across the top to secure your foot.
• You will have wiggle room for your toes and they should not touch the front of your shoe.
• This style offers a secure yet relaxed fit across the top of your feet.

Standard Fit

• The standard fit is snugger that the other two style options.
• The shoe conforms much more to the contour of your foot, providing secure fit with no slipping as your walk with this style.
• Note, your heel should rest in this shoe and is should not move up and down in the shoe.
• Your feet will feel the “hug” of the shoe around the sides and at the arch support area.
• Like the fit of the other two style options, your toes should be able to wiggle in these shoes and your toes should not touch the front of the shoe.

Determine your Size Via Size Chart

Women’s Sizes:

Men’s Sizes:

Unisex Sizes:

Children Sizes:

HOW TO FIND THE PERFECT FIT

• Determine how long and the width of your foot
• Proceed to the chart and find the right size for you by looking at the chart
• Look under your Crocs and determine your size. There should be M W or M/W under it M for men, size W for women, and W/M for unisex.

The fit guide chart guides what type of shoe suits your size. However, if you can’t find your size/ fit on the chart, please choose the nearest size that can surely fit in your foot.

Every country has different shoe sizes, and this chart will provide some. If you don’t have any idea what your shoe size and fit are, please use the shoe size converter tool below.

Women’s Crocs Size Chart

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Men’s Crocs Sizing Chart

Children Crocs Sizes Chart

Unisex Crocs Size Chart

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