Now’s Your Chance to Score Those “Hideous” Crocs ‘Shrek’ Clogs — But the Clock Is Ticking
The so-called ugly shoe brand has teamed with DreamWorks on a shoe collection inspired by the lime green ogre.
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Crocs has clearly outdone themselves. The so-called ugly shoe brand seen on Lindsay Lohan, Ariana Grande, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and other stylish stars has teamed with DreamWorks on a Shrek-inspired shoe collection for the entire family.
Priced from $45-$60, the “Shrocs” collab includes adults, kids and toddlers Classic Clogs featuring the beloved animated ogre’s nose and ears on a lime green foam shoe base. The open-air footwear is finished with Shrek’s signature freckles and a brown fuzzy heel strap. The collection includes collectible Jibbitz charms ($5 each) of Shrek, Princess Fiona, Donkey, Puss in Boots and Dragon.
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Crocs x Shrek Kids Clog $50
While the kids sizes are available to buy off the digital racks and at select brick-and-mortar stores, the adult Shrek clogs ($60) are only available to purchase via a drawing, which ends Wednesday (Sept. 13) at 9 a.m. PT/12 p.m. ET. Only one entry is allowed per shopper, and prospective buyers will need to register (and then verify their email address) or sign in to Crocs’ EQL form, a “hype commerce platform … that prevents sites [from] crashing, slows down scammers and delivers a launch [that ensures] products get into the hands of real fans.” You’ll only be charged for the purchase and shipping if you win the drawing, and tax will be calculated when payment is processed.
Don’t want to wait? Resale platform StockX already has the Crocs x Shrek clogs, which are going for $109-$136.
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Crocs x Shrek at StockX
Colorado-based Crocs has teamed with dozens of collaborators across fashion, Hollywood, music, art and beyond over the years, including with MCM (which featured Lindsay Lohan as the face of the campaign) Balenciaga, Drew Barrymore, Barbie, Barneys New York, Justin Bieber, Christopher Kane, Takashi Murakami, Bad Bunny, Disney, Clueless, Jimmy Kimmel and many, many others. While many of the ugly shoe brand’s past collaborations are now sold out, they’re still available at third-party resale and online designer consignment platforms including StockX.
Shop the full Crocs x Shrek collaboration of shoes and Jibbitz and enter the drawing for the adult clogs online here.
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