Crocs Inc (NASDAQ: CROX) is a footwear company that designs, markets, and sells casual shoes under two brands: the Crocs Brand and the HEYDUDE Brand. Revenue comes from wholesale distribution to retail partners and direct-to-consumer sales through company-operated stores, e-commerce, and kiosks. The Crocs Brand is built around its Classic Clog, sandals, and Jibbitz charms accessories, all manufactured using proprietary Croslite material. The HEYDUDE Brand competes in the broader casual footwear market with loafer silhouettes, notably the Wally and Wendy, and also offers apparel and accessories. As of December 31, 2025, the company operated 98 full-price Crocs Brand retail stores, 269 Crocs Brand outlet stores, 75 HEYDUDE Brand outlet stores, and 72 Crocs Brand store-in-store locations globally. Production is sourced entirely from third-party manufacturers, primarily in Vietnam, with additional manufacturing in China, Indonesia, India, Cambodia, and Mexico. The company employed more than 8,010 people globally as of December 31, 2025.
Crocs Brand: Classic Clog (Croslite material), sandals, LiteRide and Free Feel Technology comfort collections, Jibbitz charms. HEYDUDE Brand: Wally and Wendy loafer silhouettes, apparel, and accessories. Both brands offer built-for-outlet and core product lines.
Transactional revenue from wholesale sales to retail partners and direct-to-consumer sales through company-operated full-price retail stores, outlet stores, kiosks, store-in-store locations, and e-commerce channels. The company also sells Jibbitz charms as a personalization accessory line alongside core footwear.
End consumers purchasing casual and comfort-oriented footwear. Sales occur through wholesale retail partners and direct-to-consumer channels including company-operated stores and e-commerce. The filing does not disclose specific customer concentration data.
Global operations with manufacturing sourced primarily from Vietnam (approximately 45% of Crocs Brand production in FY2025, down from 51% in FY2024 and 56% in FY2023), with additional production in China, Indonesia, India, Cambodia, and Mexico. Retail store footprint spans the U.S., Canada, and Europe, among other markets. Foreign exchange exposure cited in Euro, South Korean Won, and Chinese Yuan.
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