Liberty London launches second collaboration with iconic shoe brand Crocs

By Becky Joiner-O'Riordan 2020-04-14T17:00:00Z

British brand Liberty London has teamed up with Crocs on its second collaboration. The classic Crocs clog features five different iconic Liberty London prints.

To date the controversial shoe brand Crocs has sold over 600 million pairs of shoes worldwide. Since they launched in 2002.

The new adult classic clog consists of 5 new colourways and styles include: Black with Art Nouveau lanthe print; Rose pink with floral Delilah print; White with Imran print; Navy with Tanjore Gardens print; White with Art Nouveau lanthe print, all priced at £44.99 each. Available in sizes UK 4-9. All styles are also available in childrens sizes and are priced at £29.99, perfect if you like to match with your little one.

Create your own unique look

The collection also includes an extended range of metal Jibbitz charms, priced at £5.99 each. These include an iconic purple Liberty London shopping bag, a printed Liberty London scarf, some pretty floral designs and London double decker red bus. With new Jibbitz charm arrivals set to be released later this month.

These decorations can be pressed into the ventilation holes of Crocs shoes to give a unique and personal appearance.

Crocs are no strangers to brand collaborations

The brand had previous successful collaborations with high-end designer Christopher Kane, when he unveiled the collection on the catwalk at his SS17 show during London Fashion Week.

Balenciaga also used the catwalk to unveil their bold platform collaboration with Crocs at Paris Fashion Week for SS18, which sold out immediately upon its release.

More recently Crocs collaborations include sellout collections with American singer Post Malone and country music star Luke Combs.

If you need inspiration, see how people are styling their Crocs by searching the hashtag #ComeAsYouAre on Instagram. Or share your own selfie or shoefie (a photo taken of your shoes whilst you are wearing them) for a chance to feature in their online gallery, just be sure to tag @Crocs and again use the hashtag #ComeAsYouAre.