Reuters reports that the fun, fruit colored foam footwear will live on. Crocs has secured a 30 million dollar loan from PNC Financial Services Group to keep the clog craze a float.
Back in July, the Washington Post predicted that the company would soon drown in a moat of debt due to quick expansion and the extreme durability of the shoe. Auditors expressed concerns that the company may not be able to keep its head above water.
Fashionistas cheered. Mario Batali cried.
Upon hearing the news of the new loan, the chipper chef told StyleList: "Their sheer comfort will always overrule fashionistas, religious fanatics [referring to Yom Kippur Croc ban] and banking doomsayers. Crocs is here to stay."
Yes, pajamas and slippers are comfortable, but you dont see us wearing them in public. (Mario, your food is good by the way. We like you but not your shoes.)
And while we are on the subject of comfort and over looking the fact of people look asif they made no effort to get dressed or even tie a real pair of shoes... thank you, Juicy Couture for revolutionizing the social acceptance of velour track suits and inspiring millions of knock off sweat sets- that don't seem to ever, ever, be going away- which accentuate butt cracks and camel toes oh so well. Thank you for making everyday look like an awkward high school gym class.
How we fashion folks yearn for the years when men wore hats and suits, women wore gloves and dresses and people's clothing choice's said "I do have some respect for my fellow human beings. I am not chronically depressed and did not just roll out of of bed due to the obligations of the world around me"
Oh and Uggs boots, you can go to hell too.
Oh Yay! Crocs!
