In the complaint that it filed with the U.S. At the same time, the widespread embrace of Crocs bringing with it a slew of copycat products, which the footwear brand is looking to stop. First quarter revenues for the foam clog-maker grew by 64 percent to $460.1 million up from $281.2 million a year earlier, topping analyst expectations of $415 million for the 3-month period. The recurring rise in demand for Crocs helped the brand to achieve “record revenues and profitability, with growth in all regions and all channels” for Q1, with more growth expected for the rest of the year. Riding a striking wave of demand that intensified amid the COVID-19 pandemic, consumer desire for Crocs is “stronger than ever” on a global basis, according to the Bloomfield, Colorado-based company’s CEO Andrew Rees.
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