For many, Crocs are very much like marmite: you either love them or hate them.<\/p>\n
Crocs may have become known for their comfort and quirky charms back in 2007, but in recent years theyve been elevated to a whole new sartorial standing through numerous fashion collaborations.<\/p>\n
In fact, getting your hands on any Crocs collaboration is quite a challenge as they continue sell out in record time: from Balenciagas 600 platform Crocs, to a collection with American rapper Post Malone.<\/p>\n
Today Crocs announced its latest collaboration with iconic British brand Liberty London - and even if youve never been a fan of Crocs before, that could all be about the change.<\/p>\n
Fusing comfort with undeniable style, the Liberty London x Crocs collection features an assortments of heritage archive printsfrom the London-based stores iconic collection.<\/p>\n
The range is made up of two silhouettes: the Classic Crocs Clogs and Classic Crocs Sliders - both feature Libertys iconic floral Art Nouveau Liberty print Ianthe, which dates back to 1902.<\/p>\n
Each style, available in sizes 4 to 8, also comes customised with one of Libertys signature silk scarves that is expertly tied around each shoe.<\/p>\n
The scarves are available in three historic Liberty prints: Tanjore Gardens, Chesham and Ianthe, which have been reworked into exclusive new colourways for the collaboration.<\/p>\n
The slides come in classic black or white hues for those who prefer a subtler silhouette, whereas Crocs recognisable clogs are offered in a bold fuschia pink and black.<\/p>\n
And the Liberty x Crocs offering does not stop there.<\/p>\n
Liberty have also given Croc charms a stylish revamp with a selection of whimsical limited-edition metal charms, from a a purple Liberty logo to a double-decker bus, that will be available to buy separately.<\/p>\n
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