I need the "Made In Canada" Crocs!

[mermaidwannabe]

Where can I get Made In Canada Crocs? I've checked all over my town, and they are all made in Boulder, CO. I own a pair of the Canada ones that my mother-in-law bought from one of the stores here last year, and they are SO worn, I desperately need a new pair. The Boulder, CO women's mediums are too small, but the Canada women's mediums fit perfectly.

Anyone own any of these and can tell me from which store you bought them from??? Thanks!!!

 

[hemispheredancer]

I believe mine say "Made in Canada" on the bottom. I got mine from www.extremefootwear.com and they were in-stock and had free delivery (7-10 days) but I paid the extra $3 to have them in 2-3 days. I love 'em!!!!

 

[sammielynn]

I bought two different pair from Nordstroms and one was from Canada and one from Colorado. I'm not sure that stores get all of theirs from the same place.

 

[cocowum]

I bought 2 pairs at Dicks and one was made in Canada and one was made in CO. I agree the CO crocs are a wee bit smaller. Good luck!
BTW Dicks had tons of crocs and I was able to use a competitors coupon and get $10 off a $50 purchase.

 

[Pixiedust34]

I have a pair of Crocs Caymens in size 7 made in Colorado. They fit just right. I bought them at Nordstrom.

I have a pair of Crocs Reliefs (also size 7) that I ordered directly from the Crocs company. They were made in Canada. They arrived today. They are ever-so-slightly too small. Maybe I need to break them in, but they seem a little smaller than the Caymans. I don't know if the difference is because of the style of the shoe or if it's because of where they were made.

 

[aubriee]

I've bought four pair of Crocs from Dilliard and three were made in boulder and one in Canada. They were two pairs of the Niles and two pairs of Aspens.

 

[patsal]

I have a pair form Mexico, Colorado and Canada. They all strt out a bit different, but once I put on two pair of thick socks, place teh crocks in the dryer for about 5 minutes--usuallly with some dry towels as a buffer, I carefull slide them on and very carefully slide the ankle strap on, next I place my finger in between teh sock and top and gently stretch the top, I leave the band alone, but if your's is snug you could do the band as well. I walk around for like five minutes and when the crocs have cooled I remove them and the socks--now all of my crocs fit me the same! Someone on the boards mentioned this months ago and it really is an easy way to a custom fit. Once stretched they will not go back, and offbrand (payless) don't work int his manner (the composite they are made of is different).

 

[mermaidwannabe]

Thanks for all of the info! I think I'll try from the first posters' website since the other places them from Colorado too. The dryer technique might work, but I'd be afraid they still wouldn't fit after that and then I couldn't return them. Maybe I should just order a size 10 from the crocs website. I normally wear a 9 or 9.5 and since they run small, maybe a 10 would work.

Thanks!!

 

[funnygarcia]

Just bought my first pair of crocs- black Mary Jane style.
Mine are made in china, bought at Journey's shoe store (hip shoe store for younger people but they have tons of crocs).
I wear a size 9 (one foot is 9, other is 8 1/2) but had to buy a size 10 as my big toe rubbed on the 9's.
Tried on another style (clog type, don't know which name) in 9, too small, all toes scrunched and rubbing and sides squished.

Tried on the new Prima's, seems like they would work for very narrow feet.
Felt like my feet were spilling out the sides (size 9) and not designed for looser fit like regular Crocs.

I love the Mary Janes! Cute and comfy feet

 

[bethsg]

Does anyone know where you can buy the Croc RX relief for planters faciatis at a brick and mortar? I don't want to order them from the web site.. I need to try them on first. Thanks.