Crocs Launches New Collaboration With Streetwear Brand Clot
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Crocs has announced a new collaboration with Hong Kong-based streetwear brand Clot, unveiling two new shoes that will be released on Friday.
The design team at Clot, a brand known for its upscale take on street style, has reimagined the Crocs Classic Clog for today’s casual looks. The most recognizable of Crocs footwear, the Classic Clog has become synonymous with the brand itself and has been dressed in two new tonal colorways that reflect Clot’s distinct style. The collaboration combines the respected comfort and durability of Crocs shoes with a fresh new look.
Both pairs of shoes in the collection utilize Clot’s beloved Alienegra camo print, which has been seen in their collaborations with many other footwear brands, including Vans, Adidas, Nike, KAWS and Head Porter. The print is Clot’s signature and will be released on the Crocs Classic Clog in the shades “Mauve Mist” and “Black” in addition to a Mainland China-exclusive “Aloe” colorway release.
Like Clot, Crocs is known to be a frequent collaborator with other brands and icons. This year alone, Crocs has released branded colorways of its Classic Clog with Jolly Rancher, Disney, Marvel, Major League Baseball teams and more.
No pair of Crocs is complete without the brand’s infamous charms or Jibbitz. The Clot x Crocs collaboration collection is styled with limited edition Jibbitz that include pointed alien ears and a UFO — appealing to the extraterrestrial-inspired colorways and prints Clot has produced — and those like sweet pineapple buns and mooncakes, which are more reminiscent of the classic Crocs charms.
The Clot x Crocs collaboration retails for $80 USD and will be available from crocs.com and in stores worldwide beginning March 29. The collection will be released online in the U.K. on April 3.
