Yes, it’s true! Crocs and LEGO are teaming up for a collaboration that everyone is talking about. Forget everything you know about classic silhouettes. Let us introduce: LEGO® x Crocs Brick Clog 'Bright Red'.
LEGO and Crocs are kicking off a multi-year partnership, and their first project is truly special. Is it a shoe? Is it a LEGO brick? Well, both actually. The design was first spotted on the feet of Estonian rapper Tommy Cash during Paris Fashion Week, and now we’re here to go through all the details.
As you can see, the aesthetic is pure LEGO. The entire design is essentially an oversized LEGO brick that you can wear. We have an all-red colorway here, with four logo-stamped studs.
About the Crocs part: at first glance, you’ll notice the familiar strap over the heel that we know from classic Crocs designs, which can be worn behind the heel or on the upper. What you can’t see is that Crocs’ signature comfort is still present, thanks to the Croslite™ foam.
The project is completed with a special LEGO Minifigure, which comes equipped with four pairs of its own micro-Crocs, as well as a bespoke shoebox.
LEGO x Crocs 2026
And, as mentioned before, this is only the beginning. Crocs and LEGO have kicked off a long-term partnership with this eye-catching release. We can definitely look forward to more exciting footwear drops, and probably a wide range of Jibbitz™ throughout 2026.
Stay tuned via the Sneakerjagers release calendar and don’t miss any of their looks.
Now, the question everyone’s asking: can you really wear the LEGO x Crocs as a sneaker? You can certainly put them on, but official product pages suggest these are more of a novelty item, something to collect, rather than footwear intended for all-day wear.
Release info
The LEGO x Crocs Brick Clog is set to arrive on 16 February 2026 via LEGO and Crocs. Click here to get more information on that. Everything else you need to know is in our release calendar.
The LEGO x Crocs Brick Clog is available from 16 February 2026 via LEGO and Crocs. Click here for more information.
You can definitely wear them! Be aware, that according to official product pages, they’re more of a novelty item, designed to be special rather than for all-day use. Read more here.
