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K-pop girl band Aespa is following up its debut Crocs collaboration with another co-release, but this time IRL!

Last year, Aespa teamed up with Crocs for a virtual concert and footwear release that launched exclusively on Roblox as a part of the brand’s twentieth anniversary celebrations. 

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Now, though, following its success and pleading from Aespa’s gigantic global following for an IRL release, the South Korean quadrant are dropping a Stomp Lined Platform Clog with Crocs that reportedly comes equipped with photo cards and faux fur.

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Naturally, the Clogs will also come with custom Aespa Jibbitz that include a DREAMUS light stick, a fluffy white heart, a snowflake, and the band’s logo.

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Rumors have suggested that the Aespa x Crocs will land on October 4 via the Crocs webstore, with suggestions that there will be an Asia-exclusive release further down the line. Highsnobiety has reached out to Crocs for official confirmation on this.

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In the meantime, why not revel in the chaos that is the world of Aespa and enjoy a taster of last year’s Roblox concert that, quite frankly, slapped hard.

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