Crocs Adult Baya Clogs

A: Thank you for reaching out! The Adult Baya Clogs feature a textured sole that provides some slip protection. However, if you require shoes that are specifically designed to be slip-resistant, we recommend exploring our Crocs at Work collection.

A: Crocs are available in three different fits: Roomy, Relaxed, and Standard. Roomy is the widest fit, while Standard is the most narrow. The Baya Clogs are designed with a Roomy fit, so if you have wide feet, we recommend selecting your regular size for the best comfort.

A: Thank you for your question! The Baya Clog features a molded Croslite™ construction, designed to provide added support and ensure all-day comfort.

A: Thank you for your question! If you’re between sizes, we generally recommend rounding up to the next full size for the most comfortable fit.

A: Sizes C11 to J6 are intended for children aged 5 years and older. Specifically, size J1 measures approximately 7 7/8″ in length. For more detailed sizing information and to ensure the best fit, we recommend checking our size guide.

A: To locate our Crocs products, please use the Target Store Locator. Simply enter your city or ZIP code to find the nearest Target store and check availability of Crocs in stock.

A: Thank you for your question! As we continue to update and improve our designs, there may be slight size differences compared to previous styles. We recommend always consulting our size chart before making a purchase to ensure the best and most accurate fit for you.

A: The Crocs Baya Clogs feature the same thread pattern as most of our other styles, which provides a comfortable and versatile design suitable for everyday use. However, if you're specifically looking for a shoe with enhanced slip resistance, we recommend considering our line of work Crocs.

A: Thank you for your interest in Crocs! Currently, Crocs shoes are produced in various countries, including China, Vietnam, Nicaragua, and Mexico. Due to this, pairs of the same style may have different countries of origin. The tags on each pair show the specific location where they were made.