Crocs Wants to Breathe New Life Into Old Clogs

Crocs introduced a new Retail Takeback Pilot Program that breathes new life into used shoe styles. Beginning today, Oct. 27, consumers are encouraged to donate their old Crocs shoes, in any condition, into the brand’s retail stores in specified states. Crocs will then leverage partnerships and product innovation to ensure that each pair donated is put to good use. The new program aims at combatting fashion waste while helping consumers dispose of their old Crocs shoes. States that are participating in this takeback program include Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Michigan, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Emy Venturini wears black shiny nylon legging pants from Calzedonia, gray socks from Uniclo, black shiny leather cut-out hole pattern mules from Crocks, during a street style fashion photo session, on April 27, 2023 in Paris.Getty Images Stores accepting pre-owned Crocs will come equipped with a designated collection box so consumers can drop their old footwear off easily. As a thank you for repurposing your old shoes, Crocs is giving out free “Crocs Saver” Jibbitz charms while supplies last. Gently used Crocs will be donated to key partner Soles4Souls, an international non-profit organization, while well-loved pairs that may be unwearable will be repurposed, upcycled and reimagined. “We’re excited to take

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