Crocs May Have Finally Peaked with These Incredibly Inventive Clogs

This isn’t the first time Crocs and LEGO have collaborated on footwear — the brands previously released a clog that looked like a big, rectangular building block — but it might be the truest expression of both brands’ signature products. The core of the shoe is a Crocs Classic Clog, complete with its back strap and perforated foam upper. But the outsole’s sidewalls are lined with genuine LEGO pieces. Furthermore, the shoe comes with Jibbitz charms that are also LEGO pieces. But don’t worry: they absolutely do not feel like walking on LEGO pieces.

Nomad launched the Tracking Card Air in early 2025. It’s a credit card-sized Bluetooth tracker that works with Apple’s Find My network; it’s effectively an AirTag that can fit in your wallet. As of March 2026, the company has introduced a version of the Tracking Card Air for Android users. It looks exactly the same, but it works with Google’s Find Hub network.

Smith’s latest shades are a fog-free full-service dream for active outdoor athletes, thanks to a light but tough rimless bio-based frame with a slight wraparound fit, grippy temple and nose pads and an integrated bumper to eliminate chatter when worn with a helmet. The extra-large silhouette fits a cylindrical shield lens featuring Smith’s ChromaPop tech for enhanced clarity plus UV and glare protection. Each colorway comes with two interchangeable lenses (one for bright sunlight and one for low-light/night escapades), complete with smudge- and moisture-resistant coatings. A pricier variant ($237) also packs a Photochromic Clear to Gray lens that adapts to changing conditions.

Independent watch brand Fleming burst onto the scene in 2024 and immediately established itself as a horological force to be reckoned with. Just two years later, the brand is back with a more refined version of its original Series 1 watch, dubbed “Mark II.” The second generation is chock-full of careful renovations, including a more deeply layered and intricately finished dial, sharper angles on the case and a new movement in the Calibre FM.02, which boasts a seven-day power reserve courtesy of twin mainspring barrels and an insane level of hand-finishing that includes 189 interior angles. The watch retails for CHF 55,000 (~$70,000) in tantalum or CHF 53,500 (~$67,500) in pink gold with a gold dial, with each limited to just 25 pieces.

The Station Jacket is built to vintage standards right in the heart of New York City. It has a boxy fit, large pointed collar, double-button vented cuffs, dual welted hand pockets and a two-way solid nickel zipper. This version is made with a deadstock heavyweight jacquard Oxford cloth from Virginia’s defunct Dan River Mills. It gives this classic workwear jacket an elevated look.

The 2027 Atlas marks the debut of the second generation of Volkswagen’s popular three-row SUV. As part of the update, it benefits from all-new sheet metal, a completely redesigned cabin and more family-friendly features, such as a power tailgate, rear sunshades and dual wireless charging. Moreover, for the 2027 model year, Volkswagen has given the Atlas an updated 2.0-liter EA888 Evo5 turbocharged engine that provides 13 more horsepower (up to 282) along with improved fuel economy. Add to that a new airbag and various other safety essentials, and it promises some significant improvements over its predecessor.