The Xbox/Croc with the DOOM logo. Crocs/Xbox

New Crocs Look Just like Xbox Controllers

Originally posted on Nerdist | By Eric Diaz | Last updated Nov 24, 2025 10:05 PM ET

We’ve seen collaborations between clothing and footwear brands and video games before, but not quite like this. Announced via the Xbox official site, Xbox and Crocs have teamed up to release an exclusive collection. These black and green clog design reimagines the iconic Xbox controller, with its fixed buttons and joysticks, into a pair of comfortable Crocs. These come with cushioned footbeds featuring Player Left and Player Right icons. This limited-edition Xbox collection comes with a 5-pack of Xbox + Jibbitz charms featuring characters and icons from various popular games. You can check out several images of this new collab down below:

Close up of the Xbox Crocs. Xbox/Crocs

The Xbox/Crocs clogs Crocs/Xbox

Xbox Crocs with Halo logo on them. Xbox/Crocs

Xbox Croc with Sea of Thieves logo Crocs/Xbox

The Xbox/Crocs clogs with the Fallout mascot Vault Boy. Xbox/Crocs

Xbox Crocs with Wold of Warcraft characters. Crocs/Xbox

Both Crocs feature the classic X, Y, B, A buttons, D-pad, and left and right analog sticks, and an Xbox button and bumpers on the sides. The Xbox logo also appears on the hinges of the ankle straps. On one of the Crocs, you can see the classic DOOM logo, in all its ’90s glory. You can also see the creepy skull logo from Sea of Thieves on another one. Vault Boy, the smiling symbol of the evil Vault-Tec corporation from the Fallout franchise, is giving his thumbs up, and Master Chief from Halo adorns a clog as well.

Xbox and Crocs collaboration showcase new clogs. Crocs/Xbox

According to the official site, the new Xbox Classic Clog was “designed to kick back and game.” Well, if one needs footwear for gaming, then what would work better than these? These newly revealed clogs are part of a collaboration between Crocs and Microsoft, marking the 20th anniversary of the Xbox 360. Microsoft had a previous collaboration with Microsoft earlier this year. These become available on November 25 for the price of $80. So either for yourself or as a potential holiday gift for the Xbox fan in your life, these are ideal.

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