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Crocs is officially ready for the holiday season, thanks to its newest children’s shoe style.
The FNAA-winning brand has released its latest toddler’s clogs online, featuring its signature Classic clog silhouette with foam uppers, allover perforations and rounded toes. However, this $50 iteration includes red and white-striped uppers, swirled to mimic the same pattens seen on peppermint candies — a popular treat during the holiday season.
The striped shoes, which come in sizes C4 to C10, are complete with fuzzy red lining for a cozy twist — making them ideal for wearing in upcoming colder months. A coating of sparkly glitter also brings the pair a dash of holiday-worthy sparkle, which is in tandem with the festive time of year.
Crocs’ holiday toddler’s clogs are its latest children’s shoe launch this fall. Previously, the brand released an array of lined, printed and glitter-covered clogs in a wide variety of colors, including blue, purple, gold and pink. The shoe drop also follows the label’s slate of 2023 children’s collaborations, where it’s launched co-branded footwear with various characters and films including Mickey Mouse, Hello Kitty, “Star Wars” and more.
Crocs has also embraced collaborations in its adult-sized footwear, as well, with new co-branded drops with labels including MSCHF, “Shrek” and Barbie.
In other Crocs news, the brand leaned into viral social media trends this summer with a 28% discount on all of its shoes from Aug. 17 to Aug. 18. The occasion followed a spread of humorous TikTok videos highlighting “Anti-Rat Day of Action” in New York City, where residents compared the footwear label’s shoes to the size of rodents.
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