Someone has turned a pair of Crocs into gloves

Good times when Crocs shoes were used only in hospitals or were spotted at the feet of grandparents with a passion for gardening. Nowadays the rubber clogs have taken over the style and the wardrobe of fashion addicts. Their popularity is so great that they continue to be created in different and original ways. They were made by Cristopher Kane, Demna Gvasalia for Balenciaga and even by Post Malone. They are available in the basic version, with coloured stones, with fur, with the addition of grass, with an incorporated sock, goth and, thanks to Pizzaslime, there is also a hybrid model between sandals and fanny pack. If you thought that this shoe could not surprise you anymore, you were wrong. A man named Matt Benedetto, in fact, had the brilliant idea of turning the Crocs into a pair of gloves. It is a prototype in blue electric rubber printed in 3D that preserves all the details typical of the famous clogs as the holes that let you see the skin and the strap that usually wraps around the ankle and now lies on the knuckles of the hand. 

The project is not sponsored by Crocs Inc., but as Benedetto specifies in his website Unnecessary Inventions (the name of the website tells it all) it was created to parody the shoe and for this reason, it is not for sale.