It was only a few weeks ago that I shared my excitement about the first Lego x Crocs collab — the Lego Brick Clogs, which came exactly as described: shaped like a classic red Lego Brick.
While the first drop sold out almost instantly across the Crocs and Lego websites (complete with a customizable minifig and mini Crocs), the goofy-looking, oversized red clogs weren't for every fan — especially at their considerable $149.99 / AU$319.99 price tag.
At the time of the Lego Brick Clogs release, the brands committed to a multi-year partnership, and today, they've cemented it with the launch of three new Lego x Crocs styles. These new clogs play into the nature of creativity, imagination and self-expression, leaning heavily into what made the two brands iconic in the first place.
Decked out with Lego bricks from the soles to Jibbitz, the new styles merge the Classic Clog silhouette with Lego elements around the soles and upper. The shoes also come with a Lego tag on each strap and a custom minifigure with four pairs of its own Crocs. Plus, the new Jibbitz charms are inspired by Lego pieces and creations, especially on the Lego Midnight Garden Clog (a.k.a. My favourite pair in this drop).
All new pairs are available for purchase today (March 20, 2026) on both Crocs and Lego websites. But how much do they actually cost? Thankfully, these pairs come in at $79.99 / AU$134.99 and $89.99 / AU$149.99 (see specific pricing details below), putting them within reach and at a similar price point to more extensive Lego builds for dedicated fans.
If you can't swallow the price of a new pair of Lego Clogs right now, there are thankfully several Crocs Clogs on sale on its website and Amazon storefront. And if none of the pairs below tickle your fancy, you can check out Crocs' website for more styles, including sandals, slides and even sneakers!
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