For the last 6 years, I have worn these clogs as house shoes. I am on my fifth pair. They are absolute the best shoe for house & garden use.

I have very sensitive feet, and high arches that need support. I have, off and on, suffered from plantar fasciitis. I needed a house shoe that would support my arches, be comfortable, and not very expensive. Crocs Classic clogs fit the bill. They have pretty good arch support, and cushion under the heel. The croslite material is soft enough to be cushioning, but firm enough to be supportive. The holes and side vents keep your feet from being super-sweaty, though there is some sweating involved. They are machine-washable when they get sweaty/muddy, etc.

Wearing these shoes at home and in the yard has improved my quality of life. I can keep a clean, "shoeless" house, and also not be in pain. I wear these whenever I am home, and they keep my feet comfortable and healthy. In cold weather, I can wear socks underneath.

Crocs HQ advises you to size up if you are in need of a half size. I disagree. Crocs do stretch out with use. I normally wear a 7.5, and my size 8 crocs were very quickly the size of clown shoes. I buy these in a 7 and they stretch out to be a perfect fit. They really only last through about 18 months of wear; the croslite does break down and get soft with age. They can then be recycled through Crocs HQ!

I happen to love the fun, bright colors. They are my houseshoes, they don't need to be dignified. I run around in them at home and I find the bright colors very cheery.

I will keep buying these as long as they keep making them.