How to Take the Lining Out of a Crocs Mammoth

Crocs Mammoth shoes are clogs that provide the comfort and durability that Crocs are known for, with the added warmth of a removable fleece lining. Crocs notes on their official website that Mammoth Crocs are "made of the same innovative genuine croslite material as original Crocs shoes" and that the lining can be hand-washed. The Mammoth lining is secured by a rivet that bears the Crocs logo on each side of the clog, near where the shoe curves upward. Removing and cleaning the lining of your Mammoths regularly will keep your winter clogs looking new all year-round.

Instructions

1. Place your Crocs Mammoth on a flat, stable surface.

2. Flip up the back of the lining from the clog's shell, exposing the rubber underside of the lining. Gently lift the left side of the lining toward the rivet. You will notice a small groove cut into the lining, allowing you to unhook the lining from the rivet.

3. Keep your thumb on the outside of the left rivet as you move the back of the lining forward over the rivet. Crocs notes in a blog post on cleaning Mammoth liners that you should "press your thumb firmly onto the exterior surface of the rivet before you begin removing the actual lining."

4. Remove the lining from the right side by pressing your thumb over the outside of the right rivet and moving the lining forward over the rivet.

5. Gently pull the lining out of the Mammoth clog shell.

Tips & Warnings

• If this is your first time removing the liner on your Mammoth, you may initially experience some resistance. Be sure to keep your thumb secured on the rivet as you remove the liner or you may break the rivet off the clog.

• Each Crocs Mammoth liner has a care tag with machine-washing instructions sewn on the underside. Be sure to follow the instructions for machine washing.

• Moving the liner backward over the rivets could cause damage to the liner or rivets, so only move the liner forward over the rivets.

References

• Crocs: Mammoth
• Crocs Blog: How to Wash Your Crocs Mammoth Liners