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[Sarah 2]

Hi everyone,

 

I have decided this summer to buy my 3 children crocs. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a web site.

 

 

Thanks

[Paola]

www.jellyegg.com

 

Do you have a local Jones Bootmaker?, as I got children's from there this year.

[The Dogmother]

http://www.jellyegg.com is one that a lot of us use.

 

Make sure that you get them a little big though - they don't need to fit snuggly - jellyegg recommend 1cm of room at the back when toes are touching the front.

 

I love little feet in Crocs.

[Paola]

Beat ya to it Claret

[AMO]

You should try :

 

http://www.lookatmycrazyshoes.com

or

http://www.rubbersole.co.uk

[Sarah 2]

Thanks I'm not sure what size to go for. They're all in half sizes at the moment so I thought if I go the next size up it would be ok.

 

 

I love little feet in Crocs.

 

I do too. But my DD's feet are nearly an adult size 4 and she's only 8 years old.

 

Has anyone bought their crocs from www.sweetfeetshoes.co.uk because they have a sale on at the mo?

[The Dogmother]

Go the next size up Sarah, they grow so quickly... children that is, not Crocs.

 

Rosie is catching up on me now; she wears size 2 and I wear kids' size 3 She wore her maryjanes to school all last summer.

[Sarah 2]

She wore her maryjanes to school all last summer.

 

That's a great idea. My DD would love to that idea.

[Sarah 2]

Oh yes forgot to ask. My DD has a smelly foot problem will Crocs make it worse?

[Snowy]

I was just about recommend sweetfeet as they have a sale on!

Definitely go for the size bigger. Mine do have wide feet as well so crocs are great. Not sure about the smell - they are well ventilated!

[Egluntyne]

I've used **this site** a couple of times and can recommend them.

[The Dogmother]

They actually help with pongy feet - the material they're made out of is anti-bacterial and they wash up a dream in the washing machine.

[bronze]

Anyone know what the smallest size is they do? Jellyegg have a toddler bit on the seacrh but it doesnt bring any up. Nias a 4 1/2 so I'm guessing if they do them it'll be a 5to6

[bronze]

Ahh just found them

 

edit they do do them but noone has stock

 

If anyone comes across tiny 5-6 caymans in sage please let me know

thanks

[The Dogmother]

There's sometimes a stall selling them in our shopping centre and he often has small sizes.. I'll keep an eye open for you Bron.

[Paola]

Ahh just found them

 

edit they do do them but noone has stock

 

If anyone comes across tiny 5-6 caymans in sage please let me know

thanks

 

I might have a used pair of blue in that size if it is any help, foc of course

[Helly Welly]

My OH was in Hong Kong recently where there was a crocs shop. He bought us both pairs as they were about half the price.

 

They are the only shoes i can wear now so i do tend to worship them a bit

[Sarah 2]

Thanks everyone. I've just ordered the Crocs. I had trouble getting size 5/6 so ordered 6/7. Hopefully they won't be too big for the little one.

[Cooks]

I have been looking at crocs all afternoon!, on ebay, on the sites you listed, I am going croc crazy now.. some seem to advise a size bigger, some dont, I even downloaded the size chart.. well on that I am a M-10/W-12 that cant be right I am a UK 7... I think I am going to sit in the corner...

[Sarah 2]

I have been looking at crocs all afternoon!, on ebay, on the sites you listed, I am going croc crazy now.. some seem to advise a size bigger, some dont, I even downloaded the size chart.. well on that I am a M-10/W-12 that cant be right I am a UK 7... I think I am going to sit in the corner...

 

It is really confusing. Also there's so much choice. Good Luck with your search i'm sure Claret will help you.

[Cooks]

far too confusing, the size issue is one thing, then you have all the different styles... although I like the caymans.. for slipping on to go in the garden and sort chooks, ideal I think.

[Sarah 2]

far too confusing, the size issue is one thing, then you have all the different styles... although I like the caymans.. for slipping on to go in the garden and sort chooks, ideal I think.

 

I'm getting the Caymans for my 18 month old for that reason. He loves going outside everyday to see his girls.

[Guest]

I got the croclings for James rather than the Caymans. He likes to run around and they are that much more secure on the foot I felt they were safer.

 

Actually they are getting a bit small, so I just ordered a new pair from the US as they were cheap cheap and the packaging was being covered by the Cyprus Crocs I was ordering for myself

[Snowy]

Which american site did you order from Pengy? I need some more and it would be worth getting them shipped over and getting an extra pair (or two )

[Guest]

I got them from this guy on Ebay - some of his stuff was VERY cheap and those Cyprus ones were NOT but I had to have them . He didn't have everything I wanted listed so I emailed him and he has ordered them for him.

 

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Ruffle-Tuffles

 

I ordered Grape Caymens for £17.77 which I thought was pretty good - I just sold my old ones for £12.50! I'm sick of dieting now everything is too big includng my shoes. I'm wearing a lovely pair of Birkis this morning that are done up on the tightest hole - I have about 10 pairs of Birkenstocks that I@ve bought over the last few years and there is no cheap way of buying new ones - I don't mind secondhand Crocs but not Birkenstocks!