Where are jibbitz sold

Back in 2005, Sheri Schmelzer devised an arts and crafts project for her children to decorate their twelve pairs of Crocs shoes and sandals by creating charms that snap directly and easily into the telltale holes of the now famous shoes. She made these charms out of clay that she baked and then decorated with paint and accessories like rhinestones. Her husband Rob recognized the potential of his wife's invention and soon they started a small Web site from which they sold Sheri's designs, that she manufactured in a small assembly line in her own basement. However, the company grew so quickly and so successfully that Crocs, Inc. acquired the company as a wholly owned subsidiary at the end of 2006. Sheri and Rob Schmelzer have stayed on as chief designer and president of the company.

With Jibbitz, LLC now being part of Crocs, Inc., you can find jibbitz just about anywhere that Crocs are sold. To find where are jibbitz sold, go online to www.jibbitz.com, Jibbitz, LLC's official site. There you will find an official list of where are jibbitz sold. Though you can find where are jibbitz sold at just about anywhere Crocs are sold, you may not be able to find the specific jibbitz you are interested in. For those specific jibbitz, you may want to consider buying your jibbitz directly from www.jibbitz.com so that you can find all the specific jibbitz you want.
You can also find where are jibbitz sold by doing some quick Internet research. You will find numerous online retail sites where are jibbitz sold. However, be weary when choosing to buy from one of these retail sites where where are jibbitz sold because many of these sites may actually be selling imitation jibbitz. Try to go for an online retailer listed at www.jibbitz.com or a sponsored link in Google, which means the site has to have passed some stringent rules and is thus fairly trustworthy.

If you choose to purchase your jibbitz from one of the shadier sites where are jibbitz sold, be careful. Make sure to read the sites where are jibbitz sold documentation, like their terms and conditions and their return policy. Making sure that these documents are properly written and make sense will help to ensure that you do not get had when you purchase your items from one of the shadier sites where are jibbitz sold. Double checking the return policy to make sure you can return any item you purchase within thirty days of purchase, no questions asked, will also help to protect you if you accidentally purchase fake jibbitz instead of the real charms.

Linus Orakles
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