Most Expensive Crocs (2022 Update)

Anwar Carrots kept his brand intact when he debuted Crocs this year. The orange and green clogs featured Carrots’ famous insignia throughout Jibbitz. Anwar gave his collaboration a more rugged look by using an “All Terrain” clog.

Angelo Baque’s Awake NY collaborates well. Ongoing shoe collabs with Asics, Yankees, Mets fitting headwear with New Era, and Sam Friedman-designed winterwear are highlights. Another 2021 concept was two Crocs. Each pair had hearts for family. Black had white hearts, while purple had blue. Each Jibbitz had Awake logos and a red apple to honor the brand’s NYC beginnings. In the design, the prominent usage of hearts reinforced Baque’s idea, “Home is where the heart is.”

Chinatown Market has partnered with Crocs. In 2020, the brand tapped into streetwear’s Grateful Dead passion with tie-dye clogs. Jibbitz made Grateful Dead Bears with climbing gear and rock-hold charms. Bears appear to be climbing on the clogs. Impressive.

Salehe Bembury’s Crocs Pollex Clog won again. The distinctive design is Crocs’ first cooperation upper. Bembury’s fingerprints were merged to make the shape. New perforations on the foot’s warmest areas improve ventilation. Crocs now have Velcro straps instead of rubber ones. Olive and tan accented the outdoorsy atmosphere. Crocs clogs were already in popularity thanks to designer collaborations. Bembury took creativity further with the Pollex Clog. He also developed the most attractive Crocs we’ve ever seen. If Crocs allows its collaborators more freedom to adjust its molded uppers, more out-of-the-box ideas could be on the way.

Nicole McLaughlin, Instagram’s favorite upcycler, collaborated with Crocs last year. It’s one of the best Crocs collaborations we’ve seen. McLaughlin is an outdoor enthusiast who isn’t scared to experiment with DIY footwear. When she uploaded the Crocs prototype, her supporters knew it was a good sign. Crocs are a mini-survival kit. It has a headlamp, compass, and carabiners. McLaughlin’s Crocs have a paracord bundle and a little sack instead of Jibbitz. The clog’s ankle gaiters function as chalk bags for climbers.

Post Malone has collaborated with Crocs four times in two years. Post Malone’s last Crocs collab was his most ambitious in terms of design. Posty used Crocs’ Duet Max silhouette for a chunkier aesthetic. Although adjustable velcro straps are excellent, the Crocs’ lobster clasp Jibbit is confusing. We think it was meant for shotgunning Post Malone elixir, aka Bud Light.

Balenciaga and Justin Bieber have worked with Crocs. So, it should not be strange to see a business or celebrity release their own clogs. Despite this, London skate brand Palace released Crocs in May 2021. The couple wore desert camo with Jibbitz such as turtles, pound sterling symbols, script logos, and the brand’s Tri-Ferg. Palace, known for its quirky product descriptions, was self-aware about teaming with Crocs. Palace’s product page says, “Don’t Knock It Till You Tried It.” StockX is selling these for an average of $248.

Beams’ Crocs collaborations are always unique. Japanese brand Crocs features sun visors, fanny packs, and beaded fringes. It was possibly the first time a brand dressed Crocs as a person. So when Beams collaborated with the brand again in 2020, they gave us fishing vest-inspired Crocs. It included nylon cargo pockets and COBRA buckle belt straps. Initially available for $70 in Japan, these Crocs now cost $300. These were produced in a limited quantity, so acquire them while you can.

Few got them when the Latin Trap king dropped his Crocs in 2020. His Crocs sold out in 15 minutes, and there’s a petition to refill them. Bad Bunny told the NYT, “I’m always trying to feel comfy.” “I didn’t decide to relax abruptly. Always have. I like to look good. Bad Bunny wore straightforward Crocs. It was a white clog croc with glow-in-the-dark details. StockX resold Crocs for $500.

Alife has always released quirky shoes. What other brand released an Asics Gel-Lyte III with googly eyes? Who could forget the “Ball Out” Reeboks? When Alife collaborated with Crocs, they came out swinging. Alife chose to distribute this pair, which was really a sculpture rather than simply another pair of clogs, alongside another pair of Crocs that arrived pre-attached to its own pair of tube socks. Alife’s $600 “Art” Crocs featured 3D-printed Jibbitz depicting NYC sites like the Brooklyn Bridge and the Unisphere in Flushing, Queens. Only 100 pairs were made and sold at Alife’s Rivington Street store. If you bought a pair of Alife’s $150 extras in March, count yourself lucky. They’re for show.

The Neil Armstrong of Crocs collaborations. Christopher Kane was the first designer to innovate. The Scottish designer debuted the first-ever designer Crocs at London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2017. Crocs and the luxury fashion house have linked together once more. The clog shoes were first released in marble print colors with mineral stone Jibbitz. Kane blogged about his vision for Crocs. “The marble print feels very earthy, and I think Crocs shoes are extremely grounded, worn with an evening dress or jeans. The rock crystals offer a sense of luxury to this everyday style.” Kane later released tiger-print Crocs with floral Jibbitz. These Crocs aren’t the first that comes to mind when thinking of Crocs collaborations, but they’re hard to find nowadays. On the StockX website, one pair costs $600. They also have paid commissions for those who are interested

Balenciaga’s reinvented Crocs footwear is probably more divisive than the original rubber shoes. Balenciaga’s Spring 2022 collection featured the second Crocs collaboration. It’s a clog-rainboot hybrid. The look is functional. High-cut ankles and closed holes make the boot useful. An arch divides the collaboration from its source. West has worn the black pair, and other Demna Gvasalia designs through the end of 2021. Men can choose between olive green and grey, while ladies have black, green, and white. This isn’t for everyone, especially at $695, but it solidified Crocs’ stylish status.

Takashi Murakami was Crocs’ first big artist partnership, released at ComplexCon Long Beach last year. The clogs featured Murakami’s trademark Ursa bear as a Jibbitz charm.

They’re the original Crocs. Demna Gavasalia’s SS18 show secured foam clogs’ place in fashion history. The 10cm-high Balenciaga platform Crocs have Jibbitz charms. “It’s a new shoe.” These techniques and materials are quintessentially Balenciaga, Gavasalia told Vogue after debuting these on the runway. In Spring 2018, these $850 Crocs sold out at Barney’s. Few pairs are available online for $1,800.

This is the comfiest Crocs together with Alife’s sock Crocs. Chinatown Market’s first Crocs collaboration was a grass-covered pair. The brand wanted to emulate strolling barefoot on grass everywhere. Who wouldn’t?