Crocs

Just recovering from spinal fusion and looking for a pair of shoes I can slide my feet into and be comfortable and stable walking around. My Nike Frees are great but I cannot bend to lace them so decided to get a pair of Crocs cause my last pair is years old. We looked at the classics but honestly the colors are just not what I was feeling. The young woman that works there, Wendy, saw that we were confused about what style and such and came over with a pair she suggested. They were a pair of slides, allowing me the freedom to put them on without assistance plus they had faux fur to make them more comfy & secure. She was very helpful and knew exactly what size I needed and showed us socks which are perfect and BOGO ½ price. I’d definitely come back to this store even though there are others closer to us in Culver City. Thanks Wendy

Great store. Friendly staff but how about posting your hours some where. Nothing on website, and as I write this review I’m standing out in front of location, no hours on the store front. Weird.

I came here 3 days in a row. I bought a pair of Crocs for my husband and myself. He liked mine better so I had to come back and change his. This time, it was the wrong size, so I had to come again and buy the right size. It was sooo embarassing, I felt like a crazy lady. But they were very nice and understanding. That made me feel better.

Place is nicely located and free 90 minute parking nearby. Violets was very nice and helpful. I will be coming back soon!

The Crocs team at this Santa Monica location made my Christmas gift exchange order easy! My style was no longer offered at the store but the girls simply accepted the return and placed an online order for me. Three days later my shoes arrived in perfect order!
It’s details like this that keep me coming back, though I would prefer the store be closer to home. Traffic and parking on Saturday was crazy but I got what I needed, so the day wasn’t lost.
Haven’t been to 3^rd Street Promenade in years so it was fun to people watch. Seems to be quite a few more side shows than I remember, interesting nonetheless.
Lots of construction due to the metro rail addition. Sure hope it eases the traffic a bit.

Staff were very helpful twice in the last two days that I’ve been in. They were doing sale clearances for some basic crocs. They were perfect for my daughter. I liked how they had a size chart thing online I can print and take home and measure her feet to get the right size.

Rude employees. Arrogant and I’ll mannered.
Visited this location and was shopping and enjoying the sale. Had picked out a pair and was fitting them on. Asked for assistance and we recd rude responses and attitude.
None the less no sale was made. I left the store with the employees bickering.

Like my crocs. They are comfortable and have had them over three years and the are still in great shape, as long as you take care of them. Also started buying them for my daughter. The best in comfort and able to wear them anywhere, especially the beach.
There are so many colors and styles to chose from.

Forgot his name but the employee was very nice and helpful. Bought multiple crocs with good prices.

Love my Crocs. They had what I wanted in stock and at a good price.

This crocs store is great! Friendly and helpful employees who will go above and beyond to help out their customers. They have expanded their selection from their basic clog to tons more styles that are sure to suit the needs of a wide variety of people. I love every pair of crocs I have.
To the Unilocaler’s who are compelled to share your negative feelings about the style of shoes and not comment about your experience of shopping at this store, please don’t. Thanks.

People other than Scandavians and Germans actually put these monstrosity’s on their feet and go out in public???

I have never tried on a pair of these unattractive foam /​clog-​looking shoes. But apparently it’s super comfortable. So as we were walking by on 3^rd Street on Thursday night with time to kill, we figured we should go in and give these shoes a test drive.
The store looked pretty well stocked. Women shoes were on one side of the wall, while the men’s filled the opposite side. Racks of shoes filled out the remaining floor space in the center. I have to say, the women shoes were hideous. I’m not just talking about the clogs, I’m saying all of the styles were extremely unflattering. The styles they had for guys, on the other hand, were actually pretty nice looking.
Customer Service: A big fat F in my grade book. There were probably two other customers there, aside from us. They had 4 people just standing around not assisting anyone. We walked in, no greeting. It took us about 5 minutes to find the right size shoes for me to try out. All the while, the workers were chatting while one of them just stood there watching me while we rummaged through stacks of shoes looking for a size 5. From start to finish, no one said anything to us.
Not only are the shoes ugly, apparently the customer service is something even less desirable. I’ll stick with my good looking uncomfortable shoes and slap some Dr Scholl’s massaging gel insoles in them and call it a day.

i never thought i would buy a pair of crocs because damn, those clogs are butt ugly. or i guess, feet ugly. i don’t think i have ever seen a cute gay guy wearing crocs clogs. seriously. maybe some misinformed cute straight guys. but no self-​respecting cute gay guy. anyway i digress. like i normally do…
this is ridiculous, but i had to buy a new pair of flip flops because some fool stole my duffel out of my car that was full of… underwear and my flip flops. jackass probably thought he scored but all he got was my underwear… and flip flops. okay, maybe he scored.
anyway, i needed new flip flops. i had no idea this store existed on the promenade. i was actually on my way to adidas to see what they had when i saw it. i walked in, saw some of the new styles were much less clog-​oriented (yes, that’s a uhm, good direction to move in…) and they looked like converse and other cool hip classic shoes, plus a whole new line of flip flops. i ONLY wanted white flip flops b/​c they go well with jeans but also gym shorts. and white shoes kinda subliminally evoke that you are clean like i uhm, am.
it’s amazing how a pair or rubber flip flops cost like $ 30. i mean they are rubber flip flops. but i bought a pair anyway because i had only ever heard rave rave reviews on crocs. i like that they have antibacterial material b/​c seriously walking around in flip flops, who knows what the hell you are exposing your feet to in this city! i think dr. oz also said stuff like that’s good to keep you feet pretty… and fungus free!
the style of the new crocs stuff, clogs aside, is much much more urban, cool and low key hip. i was deciding between two white pairs of flip flops but i got the one with the thicker sole b/​c i think it provided more protection. there are little dots on the insole it says it massages your feet. but that’s a bit of a stretch.
but the flip flops are very comfy, and i definitely like the clean simple style they have.
and this is a nice store. full of the newer cute croc line. and the place is clean, appealing, and well organized. and so far i like my flip flops. they’re stylish, comfy, and show off my big feet. hey did i tell you i have big feet… ;-)

Oh my CROC! As I atepped into the store my mouth dropped open & I got the crazy eyes (o.o)! All the colors… it was like scanning through the Pantone shades… so many shades of pink & green. The staff was really helpful… came up to me non chalantly and said that my salmon crocs needed to be cleaned. I should pick up the croc butter for it. I didn’t even realize he was a salesman til I saw him helping another couple. Pretty smooth. I loved all the kids stuff they had. Different designs and all the best jibbetz. Got my lil guy a Mater & Lightening McQueen. :)

I love my crocs bc it feels so comfortable and airy… like I’m walking on clouds. There were many others who felt the same way. This store was crawling with baby strollers and eager tourists. And despite the crowded aisles and no place to sit and try on shoes, I thought the selection was amazing. And they will actually have the style and size you had in mind. Way way better than those dinky kiosks in the malls.

I was very excited about a free standing Crocs store, however, once inside, that excitement diminished. Lil guy’s Crocs are small now and I wanted to replace them with a larger size. The problem is, although this store carries all the varieties of styles, it doesn’t do the same in terms of the colors. All the colors were so drab looking, nothing was bright and colorful like those we purchased from the various kiosks around other shopping areas.
After much perusing, I gave up. Lil guy doesn’t want black or brown or navy Crocs. Like me he wants a brightly colored pair and I don’t blame him.
Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely LOVE Crocs. Like the other reviewer said, I also don’t give a rat’s ass that people think they’re ugly. I love them for their comfort factor. However, as far as this store is concerned, I wasn’t impressed. If you’re into generic colors and are interested in their latest styles, you’ll most definitely find it in here. If you’re looking for more vibrant colors, don’t bother coming here. You’ll have better luck finding it at the kiosk at The Grove.

A free-​standing Crocs store in Santa Monica! How timely. I knew I should’ve worn my Crocs on this trip since we were doing lots of walking. But noooooo, I decided to go with a pair of new shoes that I hadn’t broken in yet. Dumb move. I was sooo excited to see this store because I knew I had to buy another pair of Crocs to put me out of my misery in my very cute, but uncomfortable shoes. I don’t care that people think Crocs are ugly. They are the most mother effin’ comfy shoes I’ve ever worn! I practically live in them. I love everything about them – comfortable, colorful and fun. Plus, Crocs has expanded their line to include more ‘dressy’ shoes while still providing the kind of comfort as their original Crocs. I need to catch me some more Crocs.