Fashion fans race to TK Maxx to get their hands on bargain Crocs at half price – they come in a snazzy leopard print too
SPOTTED! Fashion fans race to TK Maxx to get their hands on bargain Crocs at half price – they come in a snazzy leopard print too
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IT'S official: leopard print is not just the print of the season, it's a timeless classic.
Many fashion experts are even hailing it as a "modern classic" and a particularly strong trend for 2025.
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And now, the ultra-comfortable footwear brand, Crocs, is jumping on the bandwagon, much to the delight of fashion fans.
Renowned for their unbeatable comfort, Crocs are a firm favourite for anyone who spends long hours on their feet.
And there's a new Crocs craze sweeping through the fashion-savvy corners of TikTok, all thanks to a recent discovery at TK Maxx.
Footwear fanatics are currently racing to grab a highly coveted pair of stylishly printed Crocs that are not only on sale but boast a fabulous leopard print design.
The buzz ignited when TikTok user @ellieesimss shared her incredible find, showcasing the must-have footwear that has since sent shoppers into a frenzy.
Retailing at a cool £29.99, these aren't just any Crocs - they offer that iconic comfort with a seriously chic twist.
Ellie's video, shared on June 21st, quickly racked up 71.6k views and 22 comments, with many fashion fans rushing to share their thoughts.
One commenter hilariously admitted, "Definitely not a croc wearer, absolutely definitely not! (runs to get some.)"
Another savvy shopper even suggested, "Morrisons have some for £7 too."
The excitement wasn't confined to TikTok, as someone else took to the Facebook group 'Dansway Gifts and Bargains UK' to share their success, exclaiming: "Ladies Leopard Print Platform Crocs spotted in TK Maxx."
As a hairdresser I was so embarrassed about my broken locks from bleaching & blowdrying - a TK Maxx buy was the answer
And another person chimed in, "I got these last summer from JD, they're so nice."
But be warned, fashion fans need to act fast if they want to get their hands on a pair of these sought-after Crocs.
If you're looking to add a touch of wild style to your wardrobe without breaking the bank, you'll want to join the race to your nearest TK Maxx.
Best time to shop
TK Maxx is undeniably one of the nation's favourite discount stores, a treasure trove for savvy shoppers.
But have you ever wondered if there's a trick to finding the absolute best deals?
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Shoppers are racing to get their hands on the item which is a bargain
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Well, a former employee has spilled the beans on TikTok, revealing the optimal time to hit the high-street giant for cut-price gear.
Having spent five years working at TK Maxx, the ex-employee, known as Patience on the platform, claims there are "secrets" the huge retailer would rather customers didn't know.
According to Patience, cash-savvy shoppers should make a morning visit, right as the doors open for the day.
She notes in her video that most stores receive their new deliveries just before opening to the public.
"I am pretty sure at my TK Maxx they got deliveries at 6am every single morning and there would be people from 6am sorting it out and putting it away on the shelves," she revealed.
In some cases, shops will get double deliveries, with brand new items hitting the store in the late afternoon around 3pm.
''Technically, the best times to shop are at 8am to 10am and 4pm to close,'' she revealed in the clip, advising ''to never go at lunch time''.
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