Crocs for Dolls. Is there anything worse?

Haha maybe this is just me, but I can wear Crocs all summer long (sometimes with socks!) And love them and possibly even put them on my dolls, and still think they're the worst I don't think any insult was meant to lovers of Crocs or any doll-attire! (And certainly not to the Hawaiian shirt, which is my husband's absolute favorite garment...) Crocs are totally comfortable and practical but it IS funny (to me, at least) to think about dolls that are so often used as fashion plates and/or art pieces wearing foam sandals.

 

One of my boys is a total dork and wears tall socks with loafers and shorts and a fanny pack. My rocker boy is embarrassed to be seen with him. Stephan is very confident and does not care.

 

I actually own 1/4 scale crocs for one of my dolls. It was probably eight or nine years ago when I got them. I have genuinely not a clue how/where I acquired them, but I think they were those key chain ones.

 

'Not a fan of crocs, here... but you'll have to pry my Birks off of my cold, dead feet. You can't have Seimei's miniature, Hound-sized ones either.

You also can't have my ridiculous Hawaiian shirt. It may be the tackiest thing in the entire history of tacky things, with its grinning tiki-dudes and little coconuts with colorful umbrellas... But I sort of love it for that. When it comes to loud shirts, tackiness is a feature not a bug.

 

I’d love a pair of Birks for one of my msd guys! Searching has turned up nothing. I might have to make my own.

How about visors? Nice plastic visors in bright colors. I can remember my mother’s terry cloth (similar to a towel’s texture) ones. They go well with Hawaiian shirts, right?

 

On topic of crocs—a few years ago I bought a pair for 18” dolls (American girl/Our Generation type), and they fit my 70cm Dollzone Yuu almost perfectly. If you want a pair for your big dolls, maybe look for some of those?

 

Well, I know I am in the very small minority in the whole wide world, but I deeply dislike (loathe) any kind of open-toed shoes. Be it sandals, strappy heels, peep-toes, anything that lets me see anyone's toes or feet (including my own), I hate it. I feel that it's mostly due to my overwhelming dislike of human feet. I don't mind rendering them, or seeing illustrations of them, or on sculptures, dolls or other art pieces in general, that have feet. However, real-life-human feet are incredibly gross to me. I have never worn sandals out of my own free will, and I never will. Opened toed shoes of any kind for any of my dolls would be worse than Crocs. Having said that, I would never put Crocs on any of my dolls either (or opened toed shoes of any sort if I could help it, and for the most part I can!). I do own a few fashion dolls that come with them and they stay if they are kept in their boxes. I also happen to love Sasuke and Itachi Uchiha, so I'm a bit stuck with having a few figures that have sandals sculpted onto their feet (absurdly so, a ninja with the noisiest shoes in the world, besides high-heels... yeah, that makes sense?). DX

 

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I mean it! I wear them myself, it's really comfortable while being really easy to wear and to take off, I think it looks very cute with the lazy-style, and if I could, I would totally get one for my doll! (Even though I don't have one YET)

 

There is no way I'd be caught outside of my home with crocs on my feet but I've been considering to use them as indoor footwear. I can't get over my reluctance to ever get those in the house though. It's not that I absolutely resent how they look or anything. It's just that some of the most nasty people I've met in my life just loved rocking that look. It's a sad turn of events. Same reason why fanny packs are a no-no together with busy printed shirts with an open (Hawaiian) shirt over it.

Now that I think about it, the fleece-lined crocs might just be super comfy in wintertime at home. Argh...don't tempt me. (Did you know that they're actually unhealthy for your feet apparently?)I don't think my dolls would wear them but who knows one of my characters might take a liking to them one day.

I have seen baby onesies on everything but SD size so far but I know several people who dress their YOSD and MSD in them together with a pacifier and the whole shabang. I think it looks pretty cute because they chose sculpts that can pull of the 'adorable baby' look. A onesie on a muscled SD guy is yet something I need to see .__. a sight for sore eyes I'm sure. I don't think I'd even mind. It'd give me a good chuckle.

Anything can work if executed in the right way.

 

That one is bad but here's my offering. SD or MSD sized black and studded trench, cargo shorts, graphic T shirt, fingerless leather gloves and *drum roll* a Trilby! Full Dolly neck beard!

 

Can I get that coat in mature tiny size? Plus the shirts and shorts. I can't see any of my dolls in Crocs (having never worn them), but a few of them would wear Hawaiian shirts.

Has anybody ever seen an adult doll with what is clearly a child hair styled wig?

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The funny thing is the same wig in black looks good on him. Like rock star hair, but it works. That one just looks ridiculous.

 

is this about crocs or is it about awful outfit ideas? cus if it is hohhh boy
A thicc winter ski jacket with above knee shorts

 

I used to wear crocs in high school with a group of friends. We bought matching crocs and Hollister tie dye long sleeves. It became our “thing” so crocs have a special place in my heart. Actually, I wouldn’t mind making a mini me high school outfit for my bjd! Although, one article of clothing I loathe and would not even put on my doll are toe shoes. You know, the ones that look like gloves for your feet? If anyone makes those for bjds, why oh why?

 

speaking of toe shoes, there also also socks with sockets individually for each toe lmao, like a foot glove

 

That's actually a great idea, i think crocs for dolls are adorable