The year was 1868 when the University of California first came into existence, laying the foundation for what would become one of the leading educational institutions in the United States. Fast forward to today, and the university's name has become synonymous with excellence, innovation, and cutting-edge research. However, if we were to fast forward a bit too far into the future, we might catch a glimpse of a rather peculiar sight – UC students sporting crocs shoes. Yes, you read that right. Crocs, the rubber clogs that were once deemed fashionably questionable, have found their way onto the feet of UC students, changing the landscape of campus footwear. With their unique design and unmatched comfort, these crocs have become a staple for students traversing the sprawling grounds of UC, offering a respite from the daily grind of walking between classes, labs, and libraries. Though seemingly out of place in a university setting, these crocs have managed to carve out a niche for themselves, symbolizing the relaxed yet forward-thinking nature of the UC community. So, whether you're a student or a visitor, don't be surprised if the sight of these peculiar shoes sparks your curiosity and leaves you wondering about the story behind the 1868 University of California Crocs Shoes.
1868 University of California Crocs Shoes specification
- Comfort: Our classic clogs are known for their comfortable, cushiony soles, making them a popular choice for people who are on their feet all day or need a shoe with extra support.
- Durability: our product are made from a special type of plastic, which is known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear.
- Easy to clean: This product are easy to clean and quick to dry, making them a good choice for people who are looking for a low-maintenance shoe.
- Material: EVA.
- Weight: 0.76kg.
- Avg production time 4-5 days.
- Average Shipping time 7-10 business days
Size guide
Choosing Your Size
Step 1: Stand close to the wall, on solid ground or objects on the surface, keep the heel close to the wall
Step 2: With a soft measuring tape or ruler measure the length from the heel to toe
Step 3: We recommend choose insole length = feet length + 5mm.
