Crocs
Coverage of Crocs in the Nexus archive.
- Crocs surpasses $1 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time and raised its full-year outlook
Crocs achieved over $1 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time and raised its full-year outlook. However, its third-quarter guidance fell short of Wall Street's expectations.
- The hidden dangers of Crocs: They're the must-have summer shoe for children - but now experts have issued a warning over the silent damage they are wreaking. And its bad news for Birkenstock-loving adults, too...
Experts have issued warnings about the 'hidden dangers' of Crocs, a popular summer shoe for children, highlighting potential silent damage. The concerns also extend to adults who wear similar footwear like Birkenstock.
- Sisters accused of stealing more than $75,000 in cosmetics from Ulta stores in 3-day theft spree
Two sisters, Ivonne and Yoraima Buitrago-Cabrera, are accused of stealing over $75,000 in cosmetics from 13 Ulta Beauty stores across Arizona over three days in July. They face nine counts of organized retail theft and are linked to additional thefts at other retail stores, with authorities noting the growing scale of such crimes and their economic impact.
- Sisters accused of stealing more than $75,000 in cosmetics from Ulta stores in 3-day theft spree
Two sisters, Ivonne and Yoraima Buitrago-Cabrera, are accused of stealing over $75,000 in cosmetics from 13 Ulta Beauty stores across Arizona over three days in July. They face nine counts of organized retail theft, linked to additional thefts at Lacoste, Adidas, Puma, and Crocs stores, with total losses exceeding $155,000 in Arizona and California.
- Sisters accused of stealing more than $75,000 in cosmetics from Ulta stores in 3-day theft spree
Two sisters, Ivonne Buitrago-Cabrera and Yoraima Buitrago-Cabrera, are accused of stealing over $75,000 in cosmetics from 13 Ulta Beauty stores in Arizona over three days in July. Prosecutors allege they committed organized retail theft totaling $155,000 across Arizona and California, with additional thefts at Lacoste, Adidas, Puma, and Crocs stores. Both face nine counts of organized retail theft, a class 4 felony punishable by up to four years in prison.
- Microdramas are one way Crocs is reaching consumers, says Carly Gomez, the brand's top marketer
Carly Gomez, Crocs' chief marketing officer, announced that the company is producing microdramas as part of their marketing strategy, positioning themselves as early adopters in this new space. She mentioned the initiative was inspired by one of the brand's employees during her speech at the 2026 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
- Judge urged to keep trimming claims in case of shrinking Crocs
Crocs is seeking to dismiss claims in a class-action lawsuit alleging its shoes shrink when exposed to heat or sunny weather, arguing the shoe size is accurate at purchase and the case should focus on implied warranty. A federal judge previously dismissed fraud and express warranty claims, and Crocs' attorney claims plaintiffs still lack evidence to support their allegations.
- Ukrainian soldiers have been ditching combat boots for what they call 'tactical Crocs' when they're off the front lines
Ukrainian soldiers are using 'tactical Crocs' made by Ukrainian company M-TAC for comfort and health when off the front lines, avoiding prolonged combat boot use to prevent injuries and provide psychological relief. The shoes are described as essential, convenient, and popular among younger troops.
- Dubai-Based Apparel Group Said to Explore IPO for India Business
The Dubai-based Apparel Group is exploring an initial public offering (IPO) for its India business. The article references 'Crocs' in the content, though it is unclear if this refers to the company or another entity.