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Crocs’ Weirdest Shoe Ever Might Just Be the Holy Grail of Quirky Clogs

These clunky slip-ons have a quirky allure, likely because they’re made alongside the legendary building-block toy brand Lego.

Pair of red LEGO-themed Crocs with a small LEGO minifigure standing between them against a yellow background.LEGO
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By Sean Tirman

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According to the brand, “the name ‘LEGO’ is an abbreviation of the two Danish words ‘leg’ and ‘godt,’ meaning ‘play well.'” And that concept has been the guiding light for the toy brand ever since its founding back in 1932.

Now, the brand is stepping into a new space, quite literally, with some weird new footwear. However, the Crocs x LEGO Brick Clogs still maintain all of the brand’s quirky playfulness.

Pair of red LEGO brick-shaped clogs with LEGO logo on studs and side strap against yellow background.
Although they’re made to look like LEGO, these clogs are a lot more comfortable and less rigid.
LEGO

Construct-a-clog

While perhaps not a regular occurrence, the fashion world occasionally sees incredibly quirky releases reach absurd heights. Back in 2023, for instance, it seemed like the entire internet was obsessed with MSCHF’s anime-inspired boots. More recently, Labubus have been a major fashion accessory.

If I had to hazard a guess, I’d put money down that these LEGO clogs are going to reach similar heights. Yes, they’re clunky and, frankly, ugly, but therein lies their charm.

Of course, their weirdness isn’t without reason. These clogs are made especially to look like LEGO building bricks — I know: obviously. But they’re not just boxy; their details are spot-on. From the four LEGO-branded studs on the top to the faux anti-stud sole, they really look like LEGO.

Red LEGO brick-shaped pencil sharpener with a yellow LEGO logo on a yellow background.
If you didn’t know better, you’d swear these clogs were really made out of LEGO bricks.
LEGO

Even in silhouette, they have seams that mimic where the bricks would meet (were they genuine LEGO pieces).

However, it’s important to note that these are all merely stylistic quirks. They are, thankfully, not at all like wearing genuine LEGO bricks on your feet. Anyone who has ever stepped on a stray LEGO can tell you, this is an extremely good thing.

And that’s where Crocs’ expertise comes in.

Bright red LEGO-themed Crocs with four large LEGO studs on each shoe and a small LEGO figure standing on one stud.
The clogs come with their own LEGO Minifig, which has its own matching LEGO clogs.
LEGO

Looks can be deceiving

Despite their boxiness, these clogs are just as comfortable as Crocs’ fan-favorite standard fare. That’s because, beyond their exterior styling, they’re still built the same.

The entire clog, including the signature back strap, is built from the brand’s lightweight Croslite foam. That also means they’re durable, flexible, easy to clean and waterproof.

Red foam puzzle piece with circular and rectangular patterns on a yellow background.
Even the underside looks like genuine LEGO. No detail has gone overlooked.
LEGO

Furthermore, they feature the brand’s textured, shaped insole, which makes them quite comfortable, even in bare feet. While the brands proclaim that these aren’t for “all-day wear,” there’s no reason you couldn’t slip them on for long periods.

As an added bonus, the shoes ship with a LEGO Minifig, which has its own pair of matching clogs. All signs point to this collaboration being a major hit, and they’re almost definitely going to sell out extremely quickly, so you’ll want to be on top of it if you hope to secure your own pair.

Bright red oversized LEGO brick slippers worn with white socks and light blue jeans.
Like the Astro Boy-inspired MSCHF boots, these quirky clogs are almost guaranteed to be a massive hit.
LEGO

Coming soon

The Crocs x LEGO Brick Clogs launch on February 16, but you can sign up on the waiting list via Crocs’ site right now.

About the Author: Sean Tirman is an associate editor at Gear Patrol who specializes in EDC, cannabis and outdoor gear.

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