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Crocs is taking a playful approach to its latest collaboration with Nerf.
In homage to the toy line’s range of plastic darts and weaponry, the FNAA-winning brand has released a new co-branded set of its Classic clogs. Its resulting $65 style features a rounded silhouette in hues of blue and orange — complete with lighter gray and white trim. For a sporty spin, the pair includes perforated adjustable straps and hole-covered orange accents on its fronts, in homage to Nerf’s dart holder attachments.
The shoes, which also come in big kids’ sizes that retail for $55, are also boosted by orange accents on each side mimicking the aforementioned dart holders, as well. The style is complete with branded insoles printed with the brand’s “It’s Nerf or Nothin'” tagline, as well as matching blue, white and orange Jibbitz shaped like “Nerf” lettering and its signature foam darts.
Additionally, the clogs are accompanied by a themed pack of removable Jibbitz charms. The 5-pack of blue, orange and green plastic accents — which retails for $20 — includes “Nerf” lettering shapes, as well as charms shaped like a target and the toy brand’s plastic gun.
Crocs’ Nerf collaboration marks the brand’s most recent co-branded release, following a long string of limited-edition drops, capsule lines and products in 2023. This year, the label has also launched styles with brands and celebrities including Hershey’s, Levi’s and the South Korean girl group Aespa.
In other Crocs news, the brand is expanding its product categories with new sandal and clog styles, as well as personalized footwear and Jibbitz charms, as previously reported in Footwear News.
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