Croc Cowboy Boots are Here
October 23, 2023
Crocs, the iconic and often divisive footwear brand, is set to expand its portfolio with the release of a cowboy boot variant – spurs included. This innovative design dropped on Monday, revealing a unique blend of classic Western aesthetic and the distinctive Crocs appeal.
The Crocs’ classic cowboy boot features a trademark “Crocskin” texture, metallic disco desert embroidery, and an eye-catching spinning spur on the rear. Accentuating the Crocs’ tradition of personalization, each pair comes with a Crocs Star Jibbitz charm, a 2023 cowboy duke Jibbitz charm, and ample space for fans to add their own unique touches with additional charms.
Croc Cowboy Boots are the New Crocs Boots
Following the trend of unusual Crocs creations, such as the recent chocolate-themed shoes, this boot is not a brand-led whimsy but a response to strong consumer demand.
“For years, the buzz around a Crocs-inspired cowboy boot has been building, creating a genuine fan-fueled movement trending across social media,” Crocs representatives said. “Recognizing this passion, Crocs is making fan dreams come true, turning the Crocs Classic Cowboy Boot into a reality.”
The boot was released on a day celebrated as Croc Day, or National Croc Day.
Prospective cowboys and cowgirls can saddle up and purchase a pair of these boots at select Crocs retail stores or directly from the Crocs website. However, these boots are available only for a limited period.
The Crocs classic cowboy boot is priced at $120. It should be noted that all purchases of the Crocs cowboy boot are final on Crocs.com, meaning no returns or exchanges for a different size can be made.
For more on Crocs boots, be sure to read our featured discussion on Crocs Cowboy Boots with our panel of Braintrust Experts.
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