Crocs is back again with another collab, this time with Levi’s

Just days after unveiling its latest collection with Simone Rocha on London Fashion Week, global footwear brand Crocs is back at it again with another collaboration, this time with Levi’s.

In celebration of its 150th anniversary of its 501 jeans, Levi's is joining forces with Crocs on a collaboration that is emits both comfort and style.

Since 1853, Levi Strauss & Co. has remained committed to creating high-quality denim. The company brings this ethos and applies it to Crocs’ cult-adored silhouettes.

Kenny Mitchell, Chief Marketing Officer of the Levi’s brand at Levi Strauss & Co, commented: "We were thrilled to work alongside the forward-thinking Crocs team on bringing together our two iconic brands for this innovative capsule collection.

"Our brands are champions of bold self-expression and personal style. These shoes are for everyone and we know they’ll be treasured by fashion fans around the world."

The first offering from the Croc x Levi’s collection is an updated version of Crocs’ All-Terrain Clog. Each pair has been upgraded with a denim wrapped panel, completed with Sashiko stitching – a traditional Japanese embroidery technique. Referencing Levi's iconic jeans, a Red Tab can be found on the wearer’s right shoe along with Levi’s button shanks on the heel strap. They also come with three metal Jibbitz charms.

The collection also includes a tie-dye print Classic Clog inspired by the Japanese technique of Shibori dyeing. This pair was created to emphasise self-expression, with the inclusion of eight custom Jibbitz charms inspired by '60s counterculture and archival Levi’s graphics'.

Heidi Cooley, Chief Marketing Officer at Crocs, said: "We share Levi’s brand commitment to innovation and self-expression... This collaboration invites fans everywhere to step into a new era of creativity and comfort."

The Levi’s x Crocs collection is available online and in select Levi stores now. It will also be available on Crocs’ site and wholesale partners as of tomorrow.