Crocs and Beams are back with another collaboration.
The American clog maker and Japanese cult clothing label have partnered on a series of standout shoe styles for spring. This year, they’ve come up with two styles that have a utilitarian twist and a subtle neutral color palette.
Two bespoke silhouettes, coming in beige and black, are inspired by fishing vests. The shoes feature D-rings, straps and mesh — all materials familiar to fishing fans — with bright orange tabs adding a bit of color to the otherwise toned-down palette. Pairs retail for 6,600 Japanese yen, or around $60.
![Beams x Crocs fishing vest-inspired clogs](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/beams-crocs-0.jpg?w=682)
Meanwhile, a second silhouette features a sturdy handmade upper, with a COBRA buckle adding an eye-catching touch to both the black and olive green colorways. The buckle is linked to the clog’s toebox by a D-ring. The shoe is finished by an all-terrain sole. Pairs sell for 7,700 Japanese yen, or about $70.
![Beams x Crocs COBRA buckle clogs](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/beams-crocs-03.jpg)
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![Beams x Crocs COBRA buckle clogs](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/beams-crocs-02.jpg)
Last spring, Crocs and Beams partnered on several other standout styles, including clogs with fanny packs attached as well as pairs with beads and suedelike fringe.
![Beams x Crocs](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/beams-x-crocs.jpg)
Over the years, Crocs has become known for its collaborations. The Colorado-based brand has teamed up with everyone from celebrities like Post Malone and Luke Combs to food brands including KFC and Peeps. Crocs also has partnered with high-end labels including Christopher Kane and Balenciaga.
Click through the gallery to take a look back at Crocs’ biggest collaborations of 2019.
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