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Jibbitz where invented by Mary Sue she is a mom who bought crocs for her two daughters.Sue thought the crocs where ugly so she made the invention jibbitz to decorate crocs.
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When was Jibbitz created?
Jibbitz was created in 2005.
Where can one find a cheap jibbitz?
Cheap Jibbitz can be found at most stores selling Crocs such as Croc Outlet, Famous Footwear and Dillards. They can also be found on the Croc and Amazon websites.
How much are jibbitz?
It ranges from $2 to $10 and can be used on adult and children crocs.
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