New Pokémon Crocs revealed: All styles, prices and where to buy them
Few clothing items have skirted the extremes of trendiness quite like crocs. Once the epitome of dad-wear, in recent years they have somehow become chic. And now that new Pokémon Crocs have been revealed, what becomes of them next is anyone's guess.
Revealed on footwear website Sole Retriever, the new range consists of four unique and colourful crocs.
Each one is based on a particular Pokémon, all of which have a very different energy about them.
If you're fashion conscious, buying a pair will be quite a risk. But let's take a look at them anyway.
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Firstly, when can we get our hands on this unique new range of footwear?
At the time of writing, all we know is that they'll come out sometime in 2024. So expect to see these glorious sliders on a pavement near you in the next five months.
They could even be a festive present for the one you love...
As they're not available to buy at the moment, we can't provide a link to the page. However, keep checking the Crocs website.
There also seems to be a sales page on the Sole Retriever website, although they're not available to buy yet.
As soon as they become available, we'll be sure to update this page.
As seen in the pictures shared by Sole Retriever, there are four new designs to choose from. Each one is inspired by a very different type of Pokémon.
Let's take a look at them.
These purple crocs are based on ghost-type Pokémon Gengar.
They cost $70 (UK price tbc).
These fiery sliders are based on the daddy of one of the OG starter families. A picture of Charizard features on each shoe.
They'll set you back $70.
If you're having a lazy day, then why not express yourself with a pair of Snorlax Crocs?
These blue sliders will set you back $70.
On the other hand, if you're struggling to get some shuteye, these
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