The Most Expensive Crocs Ever Made (Famous Brand Collabs)
Very few footwear brands are as polarizing as Crocs. You either love them or hate them, but there’s no denying the fact that they’re some of the most comfortable rubber shoes money can buy. Crocs are usually great for walking and water activities, but those aren’t the types of Crocs I’ll be telling you about in this guide.
Instead, I will focus on some of the weirdest pairs of Crocs money can buy, covering some of the most famous collaborations the brand of clogs has ever made. Many of those are unreasonably expensive, so keep scrolling if you’re just curious about the weirdest and most expensive Crocs out there!
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KFC x Crocs Classic Clogs
The KFC Classic Crocs are probably the weirdest pairs of Crocs you’ll ever lay eyes on. They feature the classic Crocs clogs shape but with a fried chicken print all over the top of the shoe. The soles feature a KFC bucket print, so it’s like you’re wearing two buckets of fried chicken on your feet.
The shoes look extremely weird but also kind of delicious. It’s genius marketing because whenever I look at these, I’m immediately thinking about going out for some KFC.
Everything else about these Crocs is standard. They’ve got the standard Crocs soles, the heel strap, and drainage holes in the uppers. Even the price was standard when they first came out because they retailed for $59, which is the basic cost of Crocs. But that was back in 2020 and because they sold out lightning fast, the demand for them is surprisingly huge.
These Crocs are reselling for anywhere between $200-300, which is wild. If you by any chance managed to snag a pair of these when they first went on sale, you could easily triple your money.
Karol G x Crocs Mega Crush Clog
The Karol G x Crocs Mega Crush Clogs are a pair of shoes that won’t go unnoticed. They’re special for their chunky oversized soles that measure 2.4” from the ground, so they’re actually a good option for people who want to appear taller, but without wearing classic heeled shoes.
Other than the bulky soles, this is a classic Crocs slingback clog. It’s got the heel strap, the rubber uppers with drainage holes, and the signature comfort of the brand’s shoes. Another special feature of this collab is the custom Karol G Jibbitz charms.
The soles are also somewhat upgraded compared to standard Crocs clogs with an enhanced rubber tread and textured details around the sides. These Crocs collab shoes retailed for $110 when they were available, which is about double the price of regular Crocs clogs. It’s worth noting that, although the Karol G collab is no longer on sale from official retailers, you can get standard Mega Crush Clogs in other colors for around $80.
MCM x Crocs Belt Bag Clogs
Crocs, but make them luxury – that’s the best way to describe these $390 MCM x Crocs clogs. These shoes pay homage to MCM’s iconic Fursten belt bag, a tiny version of which is incorporated into the shoe.
That’s right, these Crocs come with a tiny belt beg that you can detach and wear as a bracelet if you like. But it’s a very small bag and at most, you can fit a few bills inside it.
Other special features of these luxury Crocs are the padded Visetos heel straps. They’re actually much more comfortable than the straps of classic slingback Crocs, and they’re also detachable. The shoes are adorned with gunmetal Jibbitz charms, and you’re supposed to take off all the extra features before washing the Crocs. The soles, uppers, and footbeds are all classic Crocs.
Crocs x Pleasures CLog Skeleton
The Pleasures X Crocs collab is probably the least weird pair of shoes out of the bunch. They’re actually classic slingback Crocs in black, with skeleton fingers painted over the uppers. What’s interesting about these Crocs is that they glow in the dark, so they’re absolutely perfect for Halloween costumes.
Other than that, they’re pretty much basic Crocs. They’re not even that expensive, since they retailed for just $70, which is the standard price point for special edition Crocs clogs. You get the classic textured rubber tread on the bottom, the heel strap, and uppers with drainage holes, plus the shoes are perfectly suitable for use in the water.
It’s worth noting that the shoes are no longer available in the official Crocs shop and you can now only get them from various retailers who are asking more money for the shoes. But they’re still nowhere near as expensive as the Crocs I’m about to tell you about.
Balenciaga Pool Crocs Slide Sandals
Balenciaga and Crocs is a strange collaboration that I don’t think anyone expected. What is even weirder is that they didn’t make just one pair of shoes together, and instead designed several different pairs of Crocs. The Pool Crocs slide sandals feature open toes and heels, so they’re not exactly your classic slingback Crocs.
They’re also much chunkier than regular Crocs with taller soles. They’re available in six different colors including some subtle options, but also a few really bright colors.
The soles are standard Crocs soles with plenty of grip and traction, and even the footbed is textured just like on the classic clogs. But the shoes are manufactured by Balenciaga, so they sport a $595 price tag! It’s a bit much for Crocs, don’t you agree?
Balenciaga Stiletto Clogs
The Balenciaga Stiletto clogs are, in my opinion, an abomination. I just can’t get over the fact that someone decided it would be a good idea to add an 80 mm stiletto heel to Crocs, but it happened and the Internet went crazy.
This pair launched about two years ago, and it caused quite a splash. Everyone was talking about these shoes and they sold out rather quickly, but I honestly can’t remember seeing many photos of people actually wearing these shoes outside. I guess it’s more of a collector’s edition type of shoe, even with a $625 price tag.
What’s worse is that they’re absolutely classic slingback Crocs with an uncomfortable-looking stiletto heel. But I guess that both Balenciaga and Crocs knew exactly what they were doing because these were without a doubt the most talked-about shoes of 2021.
Balenciaga Platform Crocs
The Balenciaga Platform Crocs was the first collaboration between these two brands, and honestly the most wearable option. They launched back in 2017 so they’re no longer available to purchase from either Balenciaga or Crocs. It’s possible to buy them from third-party retailers, and a pair will set you back approximately $850.
This is a weird pair of shoes, but I kind of like them. They feature everything we like about Crocs – the comfortable footbed, the grippy outsoles, and the heel strap that allows you to put them in sport mode and walk around confidently. Still, they’ve also got a huge platform that transforms them from a grocery store shoe to a clubbing shoe.
The platform Crocs are embellished with charms, and every color featured different types of charms, plus they were available for purchase without the charms as well. I liked black clogs with the spikes the most – the vibes were Crocs, but make it Balenciaga and metal!
Post Malone x Crocs Barbed Wire Clogs
Post Malone has actually done quite a few collaborations with Crocs, but the Barbed Wire clogs were by far the most popular of them all. The shoe originally retailed for $60, which is the standard price of classic slingback Crocs, and today, some resellers are asking for as much as $2,000 for a pair of these!
It’s insane honestly, and it’s making me think that I should get into the habit of investing my money into designer Crocs collaborations. What makes it even more insane is that these are basic slingback Crocs, just in a bright yellow color with some barbed wire printed on them, and a few charms added to uppers.
They’ve got the basic Crocs soles, textured footbed, drainage in the uppers, and heel strap. But it says Posty Co on the side, so people are casually reselling the most popular sizes for a whopping $700!
Balenciaga Crocs Boots
Balenciaga x Crocs boots are the least Crocs-like pair of shoes featured here. They’re as far from classic slingback Crocs as possible because these are boots! They still resemble the good old Crocs clogs with the shape of shoes and imitation drainage holes in the uppers.
The shoes also feature the classic Crocs outsole that offers loads of grip and traction, which makes me think that these would actually work really well as classic rain boots. You’d have all the grip and traction you need on wet and slippery terrain, plus they do look rather good.
The only problem is that they retail for $895, and for that amount of money you could buy at least five different pairs of Hunter boots that have proven to be a reliable rain boot option. But hey, if you want Crocs that you can wear when it’s wet and cold outside, the Balenciaga Crocs boots are certainly an interesting option!
Balenciaga HardCrocs Sandals
The Balenciaga HardCrocs sandals are sadly the last pair of expensive Crocs I’ll tell you about, but you need to know that they’re absolutely not the last remaining pair. Check out Drew House Clog Crocs (Justin Bieber’s collab), the Crocs x Diplo clog, and the Crocs Pollex Clog, if you want to see even more weird Crocs designs!
Anyway, back to the pair at hand – the Balenciaga Crocs sandals. They’re mule-style clogs available for both men and women, with a 10 cm platform and a slingback strap. They’ve got metal decorations all over the sides of the thick soles, and they actually don’t look that bad. Sure, it’s a weird pair of shoes, but it’s also something I can absolutely see included in a Rock N Roll all-black outfit.
Also, all the metal decorations mean that people would be less likely to mess with you since you could possibly injure someone with these shoes. They’re also by far the most expensive pair of Crocs ever designed, with a retail price of $1,190. I imagine they’ll sell for three times as much once they’re off the official website, so they’re not a bad investment!
