Double Tap to Zoom

Brand: MCM x Crocs

Model: Belt Bag Clogs

Buy: Highsnobiety Shop

Release Date: June 15

Price: $395

Editor's notes: It's almost been a full year since we first saw MCM add a mini version of its archival belt bag to a pair of Crocs and, following the success of that first release, it's back giving footwear luggage space.

While that first drop featured the additional bag decked out in MCM's classic brown monogram print, this time around it's getting colorful for the summer season.

A duo of clogs are arriving with the option of white and lime green as well as a khaki and black rendition — matching MCM's SS23 collection. This means that both you and your footwear can be accessorized in the German luxury label's new-season colors.

Technically making this shoe a 3-in-1 modular design, the belt bag can be removed and worn as an accessory.

And, as is customary with all Crocs Clogs, that is not the only removable element. The shoes also have limited-edition Jibbitz charms, ranging from laurels and Bavarian diamonds to brass plates and MCM lettering.

Crocs' collaborative output is relentless, so much so that MCM is only one of a few labels that have provided its footwear with bag space in the past few months, and its link-ups range from frankly terrifying caveman feet with Imran Potatoe to highly minimal mules,

But this constant stream of releases has helped to turn a divisive silhouette mainstream. I don't think anyone would have expected there to be hype (and sometimes even resale value) in Crocs five or so years ago, however, that's where we are now.

We Recommend
  • Crocs Is Doubling Down on Its Dorky, Gorpy Trail Sneakers
  • Crocs Takes Its Simplest Clog to the Ballet
  • Crocs’ Trusty Clog Has Been Proteinmaxxing Like Never Before
  • Crocs Kinda Cooked With Its Swaggy Chef Sneaker
  • Behold, Beautiful Birken-Crocs
What To Read Next
  • Backless Saucony Running Shoes Have No Business Being So Saucy
  • How Did One Japanese Retailer Become the Best Collaborator on the Planet?
  • White Frames, Kim Petras, and a Brooklyn Rave
  • Another Scaly adidas Sneaker Joins the Patterned-Shoe Jungle
  • Artist Uniform: Fashion's Most Controversial Designer Has Always Dressed the Part
  • Vans' Darkened-up Authentic Sneaker Makes Quiet Luxury Cool