BROOMFIELD – US footwear brand Crocs says it has achieved a significant milestone in its use of bio-based material for its flagship clogs, a key part of its plan to reduce its overall carbon emissions.
Crocs says it has now achieved a record 25% bio-circular content in its proprietary Croslite material, which accounts for more than 80% of Crocs’ total materials used across its portfolio of products, including the iconic ‘Classic Clog’.
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