10 of the Most Expensive Crocs of All Time
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Crocs are known to be an affordable outdoor shoe, perfect for children and adults alike to slip on for a casual jaunt out in the world. While the Classic Clog retails for $49, the brand occasionally drops a unique shoe with a surprisingly high price tag attached to it — usually created in collaboration with another brand.
From the Balenciaga Hardcrocs worn by the likes of Elliot Page and North West to the Liberty London clog adorned with a silk scarf, the more expensive Crocs certainly differentiate themselves from the touchstone style. Read on to see ten of the priciest Crocs released to date.
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Balenciaga Women’s Hardcrocs Mule in black — $1,190
The Hardcrocs Mule is one Croc to have hit the market above the lofty $1,000 threshold. It features a 110 mm platform, 10 mm arch and a range of metallic details lending the shoes an edgy industrial feel.
Balenciaga and Crocs also teamed up to create a boot, adding a tall shaft to a Crocs foundation. The shoe features a 20 mm arch and the Balenciaga logo embossed at the top.
The partnership between Crocs and Balenciaga includes a number of bold shoes, including this faux fur mule. The fuzzy upper is made of acrylic/polyester material.
This slide style in the Balenciaga collection features an open toe and open back, leaving the Crocs strap behind. This particular option is patterned with a graffiti design bearing the luxury brand name.
MSCHF x Crocs Big Red Boot (Yellow) — $450
MSCHF, known for creating campy and eccentric shoes, adapted their hit Big Red Boot in a Crocs style, adding a strap and oversized holes to the purposefully cartoonish boot silhouette.
Luxury brand MCM and Crocs created a unique shoe featuring a mini zip pouch inspired by the Fursten belt bag — it can also be removed from the shoe and used as a bracelet. Additionally, the strap comes with a padded heel cushion.
While this might not be a shoe, as it is a technically a bag, the footwear brand’s collaboration with Pizzaslime is worth a mention for bringing a $300 cross-body clog-shaped purse into the world.
Crocs partnered with British fashion company Liberty London to launch a line of vibrantly patterned shoes enhanced with colorful silk scarves covering the strap and upper.
Balenciaga and Crocs’ stiletto-heeled clog took the world by storm in 2021. By simply elevating the classic clog style with a heel that flared at the bottom, the Croc became a shoe befitting of a formal occasion.
Crocs’ collaboration with Simone Rocha produced a shoe that’s priced on the cheaper side when compared to Balenciaga — but still far above the usual price of a Classic Clog. An official description from Simone Rocha’s website reads, “Simone Rocha x Crocs explores the creative juxtaposition of femininity and utilitarianism to bring to life new designs that marry Crocs’ iconic brand DNA with the Simone Rocha aesthetic.”
