Around here, eyelet designs are a favorite. Dresses, tablecloths, dinner napkins—you name it. Now, there's a new eyelet product on the market. Believe it not, it's Crocs.
That's right, the flexible, waterproof shoe that Ree Drummond gifted to her kids for Easter last year, and that you probably love for gardening and piddling around the house in. Technically, they're the Classic Floral Cut-Out Clog, but eyelet traditionally means a design of small patterned holes, typically resembling a floral motif. So, your keen eyes do not deceive you. That's an eyelet Croc if you've ever seen one. The shoes look like the brand's classic clogs, but the cut-outs have a floral design, giving them more feminine flare and a touch of cottagecore, or chore couture, if you will. They also come in another neutral taupe color, as well as a pretty light pink and jade green, among others.
Spring is the perfect time to break out the Crocs and your eyelet. Just picture yourself wearing these outside while you do some yard work and water what few plants you're able to muster up this season (if you're still working on that whole green thumb thing). But these are also going to be great for all those pool, lake, and beach days during the warmer months. And if you're a bold Crocs lover, wear them everywhere!
Below, we're sharing more of our favorite cottagecore and chore couture finds.
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Anna Mahan is the Associate Commerce Editor at Country Living, where she regularly covers the best sales and shares hidden gems you’ll want to know about. Joining the Country Living team in 2023, Anna creates plenty of gift guides, finds celeb-loved items, and reviews everything from beauty and skincare products to worthy home goods. Putting products through earnest testing processes, she can help determine the best quality and price, so readers get the best out of their purchase. She grew up listening to classic country and still loves the new stuff, so you’ll often find her writing about the latest on musicians like Dolly Parton and Lainey Wilson. When she’s not writing or scoping out viral trends, you can find her reading, watching Gilmore Girls for the umpteenth time, or convincing someone to do a TikTok with her.
