The Next Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Colorway is Here

Jascmeen Bush
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Designer and creative Salehe Bembury continues his partnership with Crocs with a new colorway of the incredibly popular Pollex Clog. The silhouette deserves a great deal of credit for bringing mules to the forefront, alongside the Yeezy Foam Runner, Marni Fussbett and Birkenstock "Boston."

Presumably inspired by peach cobbler, the "Cobbler" Pollex dons a peachy-orange colorway accented by a deeper orange on the toe, heel strap and outsole.

The designer teased the release with an animated short on Instagram directed by Jack Begert featuring 3D animation by Psycho Films and a musical score by Aminé.

Look out for the Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Clog in "Cobbler" to release August 18 via the Spunge online store at 12 PM EDT.

Elsewhere in footwear, Elena Delle Donne launches her first signature shoe with Nike.

 

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