Fans of Animal Crossing and cozy clogs rejoice — Nintendo's cute life-sim sequence is coming to a pair of toes close to you, thanks to a vary of officially-licensed Crocs.
The footwear will go on sale later this summer season with a platform clog design for adults and a traditional children clog design for youngsters. Each is adorned with an Animal Crossing background, that includes fruit bushes and a sandy shoreline.
And, of course, every could be customised with further character charms, that includes Tom Nook, Isabelle and KK Slider, in case you're keen to pay further for the privilege.
The Animal Crossing Platform Clog for adults will value $69.99, whereas the smaller Kids Animal Crossing Classic Clog will value $54.99. Both are set to go on sale subsequent month, on August 26.
Two packs of further "jibbitz" charms may even accessible, priced at $16.99 — every. The first consists of the three trendy Sable sisters, plus a backpack and shirt. The second consists of musuem proprietor Blathers, stargazing owl Celeste, scallop-loving Pascal, a fossil and a seashell.
Alternatively, you’ll be able to choose up charms that includes villagers Rosie, Marshall or Bunnie for $4.99 every.
"Animal Crossing lets players enjoy a relaxing, slow-paced life while interacting with a cast of unique animal characters," Nintendo wrote, describing the introduction of this newly-licensed shoe vary. "Since its debut in 2001, the games have been enjoyed by millions of players worldwide becoming a cherished title for fans of all ages. Now, for the first time ever, Crocs is partnering with Nintendo to debut a special collection launching Tuesday, August 26, 2025.
"This new assortment options components impressed by the luxurious, pure setting from the game. From the inexperienced tone that represents the land to the only real and strap impressed by the ocean, see in case you can uncover all of the Animal Crossing moments all through the design of the shoe."
What subsequent then for Animal Crossing, past footwear? Nintendo wound down ongoing help for Switch game Animal Crossing: New Horizons a number of years in the past, regardless of its enormous recognition. But with Switch 2 now launched, a additional sequel toetally feets inevitable. A shoo-in, if you’ll?
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