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Crocs is taking a spooky — and sugary — step into fall with its latest collaboration.
The FNAA-winning brand has teamed up with Monster Cereals for a range of clogs — all themed after the General Mills brand’s namesake characters Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Franken Berry. Count Chocula’s $60 pair of clogs features an ombré brown palette with its signature rounded toes, perforated foam uppers and adjustable straps. This iteration, however, includes themed Jibbitz charms corresponding to the namesake chocolate vampire, including a bat, castle and the Count himself.
A more vibrant version of the clogs comes in a $60 light blue style inspired by the ghostly Boo Berry, complete with white soles. The pair is topped by Jibbitz charms in the shapes of its fruit-loving ghost, as well as his signature top hat, bow tie and, of course, blueberries.
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Completing the trip is Franken Berry’s vibrant pair of clogs — a round-toed $60 pair with uppers cast in ombré shades of red and pink. Set atop light pink soles, the pair is whimsically accented with strawberry, Franken Berry and cereal box-shaped Jibbitz, as well as two red side charms mimicking the same pipes seen on the namesake ghoul. For a spooky touch, light gray chain Jibbitz accent each foot opening for a softly gothic edge.
Monster Cereals marks Crocs’ latest brand collaboration in 2023. This year, the brand has joined forces with a wide range of labels and celebrities to release co-branded shoes and capsule collections, including Palace, Satisfy and Taco Bell.
In other Crocs news, the brand also announced Lil Nas X as its newest global brand ambassador in June, complete with a campaign where the musician modeled its recent lineup of heeled and platform-soled clogs.
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