Fashionistas, look away: Crocs -- the rubberized shoes that most self-respecting adults know should only be worn in the backyard -- are now available with high heels.

Weirdly, the fancy version of the ugly clogs are flying off the shelves, at nearly $50 a pop.

The 'Cyprus V Heel' from Crocs Crocs

Crocs describes this 'Cyprus V Heel,' as "a pair of casual and comfortable heels and wedges."

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The brand, known for comfort and function, became popular among hospital and restaurant workers and others toiling on their feet all day after its 2002 launch, with annual sales soaring past $100 million before a fall from favor and experiencing a mixed road business-wise ever since.

The introduction of the height-adding plastic wear is prompting a spirited conversation on social media, with one woman asking what to do when asked "how we think they look with our bridesmaids dresses?"

Didn’t think I’d actually see the day crocs makes high heels. What do I do when my best friend asks how we think they look with our bridesmaids dresses? — Emaly Abdou (@ItsEmaly) July 15, 2018

Another took to Twitter to ponder the significance of the product, and whether it signaled the end is near.

Crocs high heels???? This is really a sign the end of the world is coming... #crocs #NotForPublicUse https://t.co/7Mlt4NbUkS — Eloquent Delinquent (@EloquentTash) July 15, 2018

While many mocked, others are laughing all the way to the bank. The shoes, which come with a recommended price of $44.99, seem to have sold out, as resellers are offering them for more than 200 bucks a pop on Amazon.