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Crocs Bembury
A genuinely innovative Crocs collaboration that earns its hype through distinctive design and trademark comfort, limited mainly by high resale prices and inconsistent restocks.
Guide Score
- Comfort & fit30%
- Style & versatility25%
- Value20%
- Durability & quality15%
- Sentiment10%
- Confidence
- Medium
- Lens
- Lifestyle
- Sizing
- True to size
- Width
- Standard fit
- Dress code
- Casual
- Cushioning
- EVA
Key facts
- Popularity: One of the most successful Crocs collabs ever made
- Comfort: Classic Croslite foam comfort with snugger midfoot fit
- Fit: True to size but snugger than standard Crocs
- Value: $85 retail, often $150-300+ resale depending on colorway
- Use case: Casual warm-weather wear, statement piece
- Risk: Resale premium makes them expensive; restocks are unpredictable
Shoe intelligence
Full breakdown
The Crocs Bembury — officially the Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Clog — is a collaborative clog designed by Salehe Bembury, featuring an organic, fingerprint-textured upper that completely reimagines the classic Crocs clog silhouette. First released in 2021, the Pollex Clog uses Croslite foam with strategically placed ventilation holes and an adjustable heel strap. Multiple colorways have released in waves, each selling out quickly at retail.
FAQ
Are the Salehe Bembury Crocs comfortable?
Yes, they retain the fundamental Croslite foam comfort Crocs are known for. The midfoot area is slightly snugger than standard Crocs due to the redesigned upper shape, which many wearers actually prefer as it provides a more secure feel without sacrificing cushion.
How do the Bembury Pollex Clogs fit?
They fit true to size but feel different from regular Crocs. The organic upper shape hugs the foot more, especially around the midfoot. If you wear a wide foot, some owners suggest going up half a size, though Crocs only come in whole sizes.
Why are the Bembury Crocs so expensive on resale?
Limited production runs combined with strong demand from both sneaker collectors and fashion-forward buyers drive resale premiums. Retail price is $85, but most colorways sell out within minutes and appear on secondary markets at two to three times retail. Periodic restocks occasionally bring prices down temporarily.
Are the Bembury Crocs worth the hype?
For design innovation within the clog category, yes. The fingerprint texture and organic shape genuinely differentiate them from anything else in the market. Whether they are worth resale prices depends on personal budget, but at retail the value proposition is strong for a unique, comfortable warm-weather shoe.
What colorways are available?
Multiple colorways have released since 2021, including Urchin (lilac), Croc (green), Stratus (white), Crocodile, Cobbler, and seasonal exclusives. Availability varies — most sell out at launch and circulate on resale platforms afterward.
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