The Nike “Crocs” Were Already Good. Now, They’re Art
Next up on the Whitaker Group's to-do list? Turn Nike's viral recovery clogs into wearable art.
Following an initial preview in early August, James Whitner's company will finally be releasing its Nike ReactX Rejuven8 collaboration.
Nike's recovery slip-on still functions the same. It remains breathable and comfy as ever, with its signature airy holes and ReactX foam cushioning (almost like Crocs in Swoosh clothes). The Whitaker Group has given it an artful spin with a paint-splatter design.
The brand's ReactX Rejuven8 clogs land in three colorways: "Violet Rush," "Black Signal," and "Blue Drift." They're scheduled to drop on September 4 on the Whitaker Group brands' websites.
Right now, the Whitaker Group is working with multiple sportswear brands, which is something you don't see every day in the sneaker game. It recently released its first PUMA sneaker and continues to roll out new shoes through its ongoing "Do Not Duplicate" series with adidas.
Now, the brand's delivering cushy recovery clogs with Nike.
How about those V5 RNRs next?
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