Crocs and Lisa Frank Go Y2K for a Colorful Collaboration

Aaron Royce

March 16, 2022 at 11:35 AM·3 min read

Crocs is bringing your favorite 2000s middle school aesthetic to footwear — courtesy of Lisa Frank.

Although the collaboration initially launched in March, the Lisa Frank Crocs have been restocked in honor of Crocs annual Croctober event. Throughout the month of October, Crocs will continue to drop exclusive products, including noteworthy collaborations, leading up to Croc Day, marked by the release of a limited-edition Croc Day Clog. In addition, the brand will host a global Metaverse experience hosted on Zepeto and Roblox platforms, featuring a special guest appearance during the immersive virtual event.

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Crocs partnered with Frank on a whimsical kids’ style of its Classic Clog — the silhouette that won it the 2021 FNAA Shoe of the Year. Frank’s take on Crocs features a bold light blue hue, topped with layered multicolored hearts in different shapes and sizes across its foam uppers. The rounded-toe style’s staple Crocs logo buttons, which secure its heel straps to the shoe, have also been swapped for a multicolored version with “Lisa Frank” lettering. Available in children’s sizes 11-13 and juniors’ sizes 1-6, the $50 pair is currently available on Crocs.com.

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Crocs is also bringing Frank’s classic characters to life with colorful Jibbitz. The limited-edition $17 pack features five colorful rubber charms, which include a rainbow-toned “Lisa Frank” logo. The other four pay homage to Frank’s colorful cartoon makeover of numerous animals: a tiger cub, dolphin, unicorn jumping over a rainbow, and aliens flashing peace signs while driving a flower-covered car.

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However, Frank hasn’t left the adults out. A women’s-sized style, featuring the same Classic Clog foam silhouette, is cast in a light purple hue. The style features the same perforated uppers, adjustable straps and multicolored heart prints as its children’s counterpart. The $60 pair is available at FootLocker.com.

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As Frank’s adult-sized clogs are quickly selling out, Crocs is also launching another drawing for a pair — similarly to its previous limited-edition collaborations. From 12pm EST on Wednesday, March 15 to 12pm EST on Friday, March 17, customers can enter to purchase the clogs on EQL via Crocs’ website. Within 12 hours of the drawing closing, the winner will be notified and charged for their purchase of the shoe.

Frank’s Crocs line marks the brand’s latest collaborative launch. In recent years, the brand’s Classic Clog style has soared in popularity. The style has been given makeovers from a range of brands, including Kurt Geiger, Vera Bradley, Sweethearts and Barneys New York. Celebrities have also joined the fun, with stars like Justin Bieber, Ruby Rose, Post Malone and Diplo bringing their own spins to the comfortable clogs.

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