Showing posts with label baby crocs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby crocs. Show all posts

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Breaking News: Crocs is Coming to the Block

Crain's reported today that what is now a Tad's Steakhouse on 34th Street between Broadway and Seventh Avenue will become a 13,600sf Crocs outpost next summer.


I need these boots for my girl. She's got basic pink Crocs clogs and a pair that look like a puppy.

 The space at 152 W. 34th Street, just west of Old Navy and across from Macy's Herald Square, is currently home to Tad's, Tim Horton's, and Pizza Hut. I welcome the addition of Crocs to 34th Street, and look forward to buying my girl shoes there. I don't personally wear Crocs, but if you have a kid they are a lifesaver. Easy on, easy off, and pretty much indestructible. Also, you can get really ridiculous, fun styles at Crocs that your kid will worship and you might secretly covet, like Spongebob and fleece-lined Realtree® Mammoth clogs.



Crocs
Coming Summer 2013 to 152 West 34th Street

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Kids Foot Locker for the Fourth

Leave it to Foot Locker to satisfy my need for the red, white, and blue this week.



Polos on sale, 4 for $20, through the weekend.

See those croc styles, which I have vowed would never been seen on Fashion Herald, ever? Well, this is what happens when you have a kid. Crocs are great for kids, mainly, I think, because they are indestructible and easy to slip on and off. Still, I couldn't bring myself to buy Baby Herald crocs even though she was obsessed with her cousins'. Grandma remedied this by mailing us a pair of hot pink ones, seen below. The first night as a croc owner, she refused to take them off at bedtime so she wore them to sleep. Maybe if I'm lucky, her only act of rebellion in life will be to wear ugly shoes that offend her mom.

Also, I would have her in a cute little ruffled bathing suit if she wasn't so terribly lily white. Practical fashions, *sigh*.


Kids Foot Locker 120 West 34th Street between Broadway & Seventh Avenue