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    7-Eleven Collaborates with Crocs for Another Shoe Drop

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodNovember 11, 20223 Mins Read
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    Convenience store giant 7-Eleven and shoe company Crocs collaborated to bring us the Mega Crush Clog back in September of 2022. These…”shoes”…come in 7-Eleven’s iconic bold orange, green, and red color scheme. They even feature an updated, enhanced rubber tread. They also come with Jibbitz™ charms that feature the iconic convenience store’s logo, pizza, and a cup of coffee.

    But the true stand out among these Jibbitz is the 3D red Slurpee that sticks up from the croc like a sugar-filled unicorn horn.

    7-Eleven x Crocs Mega Crush Clog (Crocs)

    The companies are teaming up once again to bring us two new styles. “The exclusive collaboration will now reimagine Crocs’ most recognizable clog and sandal silhouettes into bold new style statements that celebrate the world’s largest convenience retailer,” a spokesperson for 7-Eleven said.

    7-Eleven x Crocs Classic Clog (Crocs)

    First of the new styles is the 7-Eleven x Crocs Classic Clog. Compared to the Mega Crush these ones are more subdued for the gas station coinsure who needs a slightly more subtle look. These come in black with 7-Eleven’s orange, green, and red signature colors only on the heel. This Classic Clog also features an array of Jibbitz charms of the 7-Eleven logo, burger, hot dog, coffee, taco, pizza slice, and another much more low key Slurpee. It features Crocs ventilation ports that add breathability and help shed water and debris. Along with pivoting heel straps with a custom message on the back.

    7-Eleven x Crocs Classic 2 Strap Sandal (Crocs)

    The second new style is the 7-Eleven x Crocs Classic 2 Strap Sandal featuring Croslite™ foam footbeds for longer-lasting comfort. These sandals are white with the 7-Eleven color scheme relegated to just the straps. They also sport the same Jibbitz as the Classic Clogs mentioned above.

    All three styles feature Iconic Crocs Comfort™ which provides a lightweight and flexible shoe creating 360-degree comfort. Not to mention Crocs are pretty well known for being fast drying and easy to clean. You can find this limited edition collection exclusively on the Croc app or via their official website.

    Of course, if you want your shoes to be more personalized, you can also DIY by using some personalized decorations. For example, Custom Enamel Pins. 

    You can customize various patterns according to your preferences, such as favorite cartoon characters, personalized text, anniversary elements, etc. Such personalized pins can be decorated on shoes, clothes, and bags, which not only make your shoes more personalized but also enhance the overall exquisiteness of the outfit. 

    If you also want such personalized decorations, you might as well go to enamelpins.ca to have a look.

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    Ada Blood

    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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