Here's how Crocs avoided some of the pain of supply chain issues
Crocs to reach over 1M square feet, 1,200 jobs in Dayton following latest expansion - Dayton Business Journal
Where Are Crocs Made? A Crocs FAQ Guide - Wearably Weird
Crocs shuts own factories to outsource production - Just Style
Overhead, Underfoot: Crocs Cuts Costs, Outsources All Manufacturing | GearJunkie
Crocs Celebrates Opening Of New Global Headquarters In Colorado
Crocs to outsource all manufacturing
Crocs – Broomfield, CO | Shoe Company founded in Niwot, CO
Footwear maker Crocs plans to outrun supply chain woes; shares jump | Reuters
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Crocs closing all company-owned manufacturing plants - ABC30 Fresno
Crocs closing owned manufacturing facilities but not going out of business, company said - CBS News
Crocs closing all manufacturing facilities
Crocs to Outsource Manufacturing and Close Some Less Successful Stores
Crocs announces it will close last of its manufacturing facilities
Crocs Closes Manufacturing Facilities; Are Crocs Going Away?
How Crocs Came Back from the Brink of Extinction - Social Factor
Crocs closing all manufacturing facilities, replacing executive
Crocs Will Outsource Manufacturing And Focus On Online Sales To Stay Afloat | Colorado Public Radio
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UPDATE: Crocs closing manufacturing facilities but will keep making shoes
Couple make $10 million on Crocs craze
Where Are Crocs Made? A Crocs FAQ Guide - Wearably Weird
Crocs closes last manufacturing plant, says, 'We aren't going anywhere'
Crocs Are Closing Their Last Manufacturing Plants - Sneaker Freaker
After Selling 300 Million Pairs of Shoes, Crocs Made a Bold Move to Prove the Company Is Not Just a Fad | Inc.com
