Collaborations between fashion brands and video games aren’t new, but Xbox and Crocs have created something truly unique. They’ve teamed up to release a special collection of Crocs inspired by the Xbox controller. The black and green clogs feature the controller’s buttons and joysticks as design elements, and even have ‘Player Left’ and ‘Player Right’ icons on the cushioned footbeds. This limited-edition collection also includes a set of five Xbox-themed Jibbitz charms featuring characters and icons from popular games. Check out pictures of the collaboration below!
As a huge gamer, I’m absolutely loving these Crocs! They’ve got all the familiar Xbox controls built right in – the buttons, D-pad, and sticks – and even the Xbox button and bumpers on the sides. They’ve really thought of everything! Plus, they’re covered in awesome gaming details. One shoe has the retro DOOM logo, which is a total throwback, and the other features the spooky skull from Sea of Thieves. You’ll also find Vault Boy giving a thumbs up, representing the Fallout series, and Master Chief from Halo on another clog. They’re the perfect way to show off my fandom!
I just saw these and had to share! Crocs and Microsoft teamed up to create the Xbox Classic Clog, and they’re seriously cool. The official site says they’re “designed to kick back and game,” which, honestly, sounds perfect for a gaming session at home. They’re celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Xbox 360 with these, and it’s not the first time they’ve collaborated – they did something similar earlier this year. They drop on November 25th and cost $80. I’m thinking of grabbing a pair for myself, or maybe getting them as a holiday gift for the Xbox fan in my life – they seem like the ideal present!
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