LEGO and Crocs have revealed a collection of more regular looking LEGO Crocs (including kids options!) and Jibbitz, but with a dash of LEGO playfulness incorporated into them, which launch from today onwards. You can purchase them online from LEGO.com, ahead of a general release date of March 19, 2026 where you’ll also be able to get them from Crocs' online store, and physical Crocs stores too.
These look pretty fun with the LEGO logo, and familiar icons like studs, plates and other elements incorporated into the regular Crocs design.
There will also be 3 new themed Jibbitz Charms packs featuring different LEGO elements and even minifigures to personalise your Crocs.
[In case you didn't know, Jibbitz charms are small, decorative, snap-in accessories designed specifically to fit into the ventilation holes of Crocs shoes and bags. They allow for personalizing footwear with thousands of options, including letters, characters, foods, and hobbies, making them popular for customizing style].
Note: There is quite a steep price-premium compared to regular Crocs, just so you know.
Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur played out a 1-1 draw at Anfield in the Premier League yesterday.
Alexis Mac Allister won a free-kick 20 yards from goal, left of centre, allowing Dominik Szoboszlai the chance to attempt one of his now-trademark set-piece efforts. And the No. 8 did not disappoint, lifting the ball over the wall into the back of the net in the 18th minute.
However, in the final minute of normal time, Spurs swept a shot in from close range to claim a deserved point.
Anfield erupted in jeers as Arne Slot’s side once again let a lead slip in the dying moments.
WAKE UP, LIVERPOOL... or resign yourselves to being dumped from the Champions League!
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