Get ready, Pokémon and Crocs fans! A second collaboration is dropping in 2024, featuring four iconic Generation 1 Pokémon on Classic Crocs. Find out more about this exciting release, including availability and how to snag a pair!
Following the hugely popular Pikachu Crocs, Charizard, Snorlax, Gengar, and Jigglypuff are getting their own stylish footwear. As reported by Sole Retriever, these Classic Crocs will boast unique colorways reflecting each Pokémon: Charizard's fiery orange-red, Snorlax's calming blue and white, Gengar's spooky purple and fuchsia, and Jigglypuff's adorable pink and white. Each pair includes matching Jibbitz charms, a Pokémon logo on the heel strap, and Poké Ball-inspired button fasteners.
These Pokémon Crocs will retail for $70 USD and be available on the Crocs website and at select retailers. While a specific release date in 2024 hasn't been announced, keep an eye out for updates! In the meantime, check out Crocs' other collaborations, including the Hello Kitty line and the original Pikachu Pokémon Crocs!
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