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Brand: Post Malone x Crocs

Model: Duet Max Clog

Key Features: The unisex clog comes in either black or pink and features backstraps, Post Malone-branded rivets, and lanyard clips. This all sits atop an exaggerated, chunky sole unit. Alongside the footwear, Post Malone and Crocs are also due to release the PostyCo Pink and PostyCo Black packs of Jibbitz charms, which include an array of different designs to customize the footwear.

Release Date: December 8

Price: £54.99 (approximately $75 USD)

Buy: Crocs

Editor’s Notes: Post Malone and Crocs are following up on last year’s blue and black camouflage colorway. This time Posty puts a utilitarian take on the Duet Max Clog silhouette.

To mark his fifth collab with Crocs, the rapper surprised 5,000 fans across the world with the new limited-edition shoes. For everyone else, the collab will release on December 8 via the Crocs web store and select stockists on December 8.

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In recent years, Crocs have carved out a niche for themselves through celebrity endorsements and collaborations with the likes of Justin Bieber, Bad Bunny, Alife, and Balenciaga.

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