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Company details
Market cap
$4.9B
P/E ratio
~8× (fwd)
Div yield
None
Gross margin
61.6%
Op. margin
~22%
Rev. growth
+4%
Revenue
$4.1B
Free cash flow
~$0.9B
In plain English
Crocs designs and sells casual footwear built around one iconic product — the molded Croslite clog — plus the Jibbitz charms that personalize it. It owns no factories: a globally-diversified base of third-party manufacturers (about half its Crocs-brand output from a single supplier in Vietnam) makes the shoes, which Crocs sells through its own stores and website and to wholesale retailers. In 2022 it added a second brand, HEYDUDE, for $2.5B; the core Crocs brand (~80% of the $4.1B in 2024 revenue) runs at a ~62% gross margin.
In simple terms
In simple terms
Crocs doesn't make shoes — it designs them and owns the brands. Independent factories (mostly in Vietnam for Crocs, China for HEYDUDE) mold the Croslite resin into clogs, then Crocs sells them two ways: straight to you through its stores and website, and wholesale to retailers like Dick's and Famous Footwear.
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