Crocs has unveiled a new collaborative design with the Japanese sci-fi media franchise Gundam in honor of its 45th anniversary. The Gundam All Terrain Clog , available to shop on July 23, features a design resembling the robot known as RX-78-2.
The RX-78-2 robot was first seen in Yoshiyuki Tomino’s anime series “Mobile Suit Gundam,” which debuted in 1979. The series has spawned several sequels and spin-offs in the intervening years, with the robots in the franchise involved in various military storylines.
The new Croc features red, blue and yellow color-blocking, with these bold primary hues coloring in a close-up of RX-78-2, including details like its yellow vents. The shoe features a slate grey base, visible on the inside and bottom sole as well as along the sides. A blue strap along the side of the shoe reads “RX-78-2” in white lettering. Crocs is also offering several new Jibbitz inspired by the sci-fi franchise, designed in red, white and yellow hues that match the shoes.
This collaboration applies the Gundam design to Crocs’ All Terrain Clog, which Crocs describes as including a more rugged outsole and adjustable Turbo strap. Designed for “the harshest environments,” the shoe boasts increased traction and support thanks to the upgraded tread of the lug outsoles.
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