Forgive me fellow fashionista, for I have sinned. Many years ago I thought the Crocs Iconic “Lina” flats would be discontinuedso I literally bought all the pairs in my size that I could afford. Since then I have realized that I can wear other stylish shoes too and still be comfortable (sometimes with the addition of heel cups and arch supports). I am ready and willing to let go of my hoard of unfathomably comfortable, yet stylish flats so that others may dance around their homes feeling bouncy and chic. These shoes are a tad dusty from being stored in the IKEA drawer under my bed, but otherwise they are in new, unworn condition. They may have some cat hair on them too from my newly adopted buddy, so to those who are dreadfully allergic to cats and dust: BEWARE! The photo of the feet shows the pair I’ve been wearing since January, which is not for sale. Notice, though, how they have molded to my wide feet and yet still look feminine and chic as ever. Yours will surely do the same for you! If you’re not familiar with them, these flats are formed of the well-known Croslite material. Unlike other Crocs that have a bumpy insole, these have a suede-like fabric 3/4-insole and heel lining and only have bumps under the toes. In theory one can wear them without socks thanks to the two side vent holes but I generally prefer to wear mine with no-show socks. The Croslite material may eventually overstretch, but a brief tumble in a warm dryer can shrink it.