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Footwear December 2, 2022
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SZA Dips Into Her Cozy Bag For Second Denim-Themed Crocs Collab

Crocs x SZA Crush clog | Photo: SZA

December 2, 2022. Leave a Comment

Music creative SZA has revealed planned for a second effort with Crocs, this time leaning into her love of cozy ‘fits for a Crush Clog ($75) and Cozzzy Sandal ($80). Making use of a patchwork denim graphic, the platform clog is adorned with a silver chain an multiple SZA Jibbetz. The two strap sandal features the same denim graphic with a different set of Jibbetz and is lined with a fleece material.

The shoes were designed by SZA (real name Solána Rowe) in collaboration with her art director, Leonardo Chop, and Crocs.

Starting December 2, 2022, fans can text 812-SZA-CROC to enter a drawing to win a pair of the shoes with all winners notified by December 5th. There will also be an online raffle on crocs.com from December 6th at 12:00 PM EST through December 8th at 12:00 PM EST. Quantities are limited to one per person with entries notified if they’ve been selected.

The Crush Clog will also be available to purchase on footlocker.com on December 8th.

SZA x Crocs | Photo: Breyona Holt
SZA x Crocs | Photo: Breyona Holt
SZA x Crocs | Photo: Crocs
SZA x Crocs | Photo: Crocs
SZA x Crocs | Photo: Crocs
SZA x Crocs | Photo: Crocs

Collaboration Footwear Crocs Foot Locker Leonardo Chop SZA

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