Crocs Size Converter & Sizing Guide

Easily find your perfect Crocs fit. Our converter handles US, EU, UK, and CM sizes, plus get expert insights on fit types, comfort, and popular styles.

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Crocs Men's Size Chart

USUKEUCM
4336-3722.1
5437-3822.9
6538-3923.8
7639-4024.6
8741-4225.5
9842-4326.3
10943-4427.2
111045-4628.0
121146-4728.8
131248-4929.7
141349-5030.5
151450-5131.4
161551-5232.3
171652-5333.1

Crocs Sizing Insights: Find Your Perfect Fit

Crocs are known for their unique comfort. Use our guide to find the perfect fit and understand the different styles and sizes.

Quick Sizing Tips

Roomy Fit Philosophy

Most Crocs offer a generous fit. Consider going down a half size if you prefer a snugger feel.

Utilize the Heel Strap

For a more secure fit, especially during active wear, push the heel strap forward into "sport mode".

Croslite™ Comfort

Crocs' proprietary material adapts to your foot over time for custom comfort.

Consider Activity Type

Classic clogs are roomy; LiteRide and slides offer slightly more contouring.

Width Consideration

Crocs naturally have wide footbeds; usually no need for wide sizing.

First-Time Buyers

Try your normal sneaker size; adjust half a size if you prefer snug fit.

Key Adult Crocs Styles & Fit Considerations

Classic Clog

Features:

Iconic Croslite™ foam, ventilation holes, heel strap.

Fit:

Roomy, relaxed fit. Heel strap can be flipped back for extra stability.

Size Tip:

True to size is usually perfect; half a size down for a snugger feel.

Best For:

Everyday casual wear, gardening, around the house.

LiteRide Clog

Features:

Softer LiteRide™ foam for cushioned comfort, modern sporty look.

Fit:

Slightly more structured than Classic.

Size Tip:

True to size works; wide-footed wearers may still find them comfortable.

Best For:

Walking, casual outings, or work environments where comfort is essential.

Sandals & Slides

Features:

Open-toe or slide designs, lightweight, water-friendly.

Fit:

More flexible; usually very forgiving.

Size Tip:

True to size is standard; wide-footed users can use the same size.

Best For:

Beach, pool, casual summer wear.

Work / Bistro

Features:

Non-slip, closed-toe designs with enhanced foot support.

Fit:

Slightly more structured for safety and support.

Size Tip:

True to size for most; ensure room for socks if needed.

Best For:

Healthcare, hospitality, or any environment requiring long hours on feet.

Winter / Boot Styles

Features:

Faux-fur lining, insulated, Croslite™ base.

Fit:

Roomier to allow for socks.

Size Tip:

True to size or half size up for thicker socks.

Best For:

Cold-weather casual wear or outdoor activities.

Tips for Choosing the Right Crocs Size

Consider Activity

Classic clogs are roomy; LiteRide and slides offer slightly more contouring.

Width

Crocs naturally have wide footbeds; usually no need for wide sizing.

First-time Buyers

Try your normal sneaker size; adjust half a size if you prefer snug fit.

Heel Strap Usage

Flip it back for secure fit, forward for casual slip-on comfort.

Foot Swelling

If you'll be standing or walking long hours, true size or half a size up is safest.

Understanding Crocs Fit Types

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Roomy Fit
Our most generous and accommodating fit.
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Relaxed Fit
A little extra room, feels secure on your foot.
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Standard Fit
A comfortably snug fit.

Crocs Comfort Levels

Iconic Crocs Comfort™

Original Croslite™ foam cushion: Feels soft with all-day support.

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Dual Crocs Comfort™

Deep cushion: Feels soft with all-day support.

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Triple Crocs Comfort™

Our most cushion: pillow-top, sink-into-it softness with all-day support.

How to Accurately Measure Your Feet for the Best Fit

To ensure the most accurate shoe size conversion, understanding your precise foot measurement data is crucial. Please follow these simple steps:

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Preparation:Place a piece of paper on a hard, flat surface, with one side against a wall.
2
Standing:Stand on the paper with your heel lightly touching the wall. Ensure your foot is flat and your weight is evenly distributed.
3
Marking:Have a friend (or carefully do it yourself) mark the position of the longest part of your foot (from heel to longest toe) on the paper.
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Measuring:Use a ruler or tape measure to measure the length from the edge of the paper (at the heel) to your marked point, in centimeters (CM).
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Repeat:Measure the other foot, as the two feet are rarely exactly the same. Always use the measurement of the longer foot to determine the size.
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Tip

It is recommended to measure your feet in the evening, as feet may swell slightly during the day due to heat and activity.

Frequently Asked Questions