The Pringles x Crocs Collab Is the Crossover We Didn’t Know We Needed — Until We Did
Crocs' latest food collaboration might be its kitschiest yet. And we're so here for it.
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Another day, another limited edition Crocs collab. Following in the footsteps of McDonald’s, Taco Bell, 7-Eleven, Hidden Valley Ranch and other beloved food empires, Pringles has claimed its spot in the lineup of unexpected yet undeniably endearing crossovers. And if this collection is anything like the others, it’s about to sell out faster than you can eat a stack of Pringles.
The latest launch features two styles: a Classic Clog silhouette and a graphic pair of slides. The former comes in two colorways which can best be described as “Original” and “Sour Cream & Onion,” and the latter sports a black and white heritage Pringles print that’s somehow equally as loud. Both include exclusive Pringles Jibbitz charms, but you can also purchase a pack of five to hook onto your original Crocs if you so choose.
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Pringles x Crocs Classic Clog
The Pringles x Crocs Classic Clog features a puffy heel strap in the shape of Mr. P’s iconic black mustache (because, obviously). But, have no fear, things get even quirkier. The colors of the shoes are indeed mismatched. The “Original” colorway has one red and one orange clog and the “Sour Cream & Onion” pair has one green and one blue. Both come with the same five Jibbitz: a chip, the official Pringles logo, two versions of Mr. P and a container of chips according to the “flavor” of your shoe.
The brand also dropped a very limited number of Pringles x Crocs Classic Crush Boots (with a built in chip pouch) that are sold out on the Crocs site, but can be scored for $124 and up at StockX. Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross even rocked them.
Beyond the brand’s collaborations with snack and restaurant empires, Crocs has been absolutely cranking out collections with musicians, clothing brands and luxury designers. From Simone Rocha’s gem-filled platform kicks to clogs by KISS, Post Malone, Luke Combs and Saweetie, it doesn’t appear Crocs is slowing down anytime soon.
Shop the rest of the Pringles collection (and a classic monochromatic pair, for good measure), below.
Pringles x Crocs Classic Slide
Pringles x Crocs 5 Pack Jibbitz
Crocs Classic Clog
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