Flame-Patterned Crocs Are A Thing Now So You Can Look, As The Kids Say, Lit

You can call off the search for the perfect Christmas present, everyone. We've found it.

Crocs, the love-it-or-hate-it rubber footwear brand that firmly divides the world into people with good taste and people who hate Crocs, has released a flame-patterned pair that are, officially, lit*.

The clogs are part of the "Bistro" range because you know that the only thing better than working with hot flames is to have them painted on your feet.

"Choose your culinary inspiration and serve up some serious comfort with these Bistro Clogs, featuring a variety of bold graphic motifs to help you express your passion in the kitchen," the Crocs website touts.

"Designed with food service, hospitality and health care workers in mind, they're light and supportive enough to get you through even the longest shifts.

"Crocs-Lock slip-resistant treads, extra protection at the toes and a variety of graphics come together to help you serve up your best."

You may notice that the clogs, which retail for $79.99, don't have the recognisable Croc hole motif but that hasn't stopped "Diana" leaving a five-star review.

"Very comfy," she wrote. "I bought these to help with slipping and sliding and they seem to work!"

They seem to be going down a treat on Twitter, too.

*Lit means amazing. The work experience kid taught us that one.