UPDATED 5/2, 12:21 p.m. ET: The SZA x Crocs collection has been activated.
A drawing is now live, with entries being accepted starting Monday and running through May 6 at 12 p.m. ET. The collaboration features limited-edition takes on the Classic Clog and the Classic Slide, with prices set at $70 and $40, respectively. Additionally, the collab sees Mental Health Awareness Month being commemorated via the SZA’s Superheroes campaign.
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SZA’s Crocs collaboration is en route.
The singer has teased that her new shoe will drop on Monday. In advance of its arrival, it seems that she sent out some PR packages for her shoe, with Kim Kardashian being a recipient. The reality star took to her Instagram Story to share an image of SZA’s Crocs, which include a slide and the classic foam clog.
The singer customized her collab with a faux wood grain print and a slew of jibbitz, which include a weed leaf, the Earth, the recycling sign, a fish, a flower, the evil eye, an inhaler, a mushroom, and a pseudo friendship bracelet that reads “SZA,” among other charms.
SZA recently won the Grammy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Grammy for her feature on Doja Cat’s “Kiss Me More.” However, Solana appeared on stage with crutches, revealing later to Billboard that she required them after injuring herself last minute.
“It’s very funny because I fell out a bed right before it was time to leave and get ready for this,” SZA said. “Like the day before, but that’s the way it goes. Everything awesome in my life has always come with something like very random, but it just adds to the energy.”
Funnily enough, SZA polled her fans almost a year ago, “If I made some custom crocs would u buy em?”
SZA also commented to Billboard on her next album, which she said is on the way soon. “It’s probably my most unisex project yet, if that makes sense,” she said. “It’s for everyone.”
Crocs’ new shoe with SZA isn’t the first of their high-profile collabs. In recent months, the shoe company has worked with Awake NY, Bad Bunny, Post Malone, Balenciaga, Takashi Murakami, Salehe Bembury, and more.
