Footwear company Crocs has revealed more designs for its evolving Pokémon collection, featuring three favorites from the first generation.
Following last week’s announcement of the Poké Ball Crocs, IGN reports that the new additions will feature Pikachu and Gengar as standard clogs, and Jigglypuff as a platform pair.
Each design has its respective Pokémon face on the front, and unique patterns along the side: Pikachu has bolts of lightning, Gengar has poisonous gas, and Jigglypuff has musical notes.
None of them are available to pre-order at the time of writing, but are listed on the official Crocs website. Links and prices for the various sizes are listed below:
- Pikachu Classic Clog — $79.99
- Pikachu Classic Clog (Kids) — $54.99
- Gengar Classic Clog — $79.99
- Jigglypuff Classic Platform Clog — $84.99
- Poké Ball Classic Clog — $69.99
- Poké Ball Classic Clog (Kids) — $54.99
- Poké Ball Classic Clog (Toddlers) — $49.99
The Poké Ball Crocs have an estimated release date of August 28th, while the rest are expected to ship on November 16th.
The Pokémon x Crocs collection also features a number of Jibbitz charms — available individually and in packs of five — for those looking to decorate their clogs.
Past Crocs x Nintendo collabs
Nintendo has partnered with Crocs numerous times, with a previous Pokémon collection in 2024 featuring Charizard, Gengar, Jigglypuff, and Snorlax. A Super Mario range was announced earlier this year, and an Animal Crossing lineup launched in 2025.
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A veteran Zelda Universe editor and First-class journalism graduate, Reece emerged with a Nintendo 64 and a lifelong obsession after a narrow escape from Santa’s Naughty List in 1998. Outside of games, he’s reading Punisher comics, being bossed around by his cocker spaniel, and cornering innocent bystanders to rant about the importance of game preservation.
