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Salehe Bembury’s boldest Crocs boot is back in a fall-ready hue

Salehe Bembury and Crocs reunite for another statement boot

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Salehe Bembury/Crocs

Whenever Salehe Bembury gets involved, it’s bound to be a statement and colorful design. Pairing up again with Crocs, the duo is once again pushing the bounds for a new collaborative shoe that’s set to take the fall season by storm. Fresh off their collaborative “F&F Tree Camo” campaign, the pair is back for another campaign that takes on the Pollex Cypress boot once again. Released late last year, the Pollex Cypress is a unique silhouette that transforms the Crocs design into a wearable boot. Along with Salehe Bembury, the new design goes even further, utilizing color and texture again for a boot that does it all. Arriving in a new “Tetra” colorway, this boot continues the work between Crocs and Bembury and makes it apt for the upcoming fall season. 

Salehe Bembury and Crocs reimagine the Pollex Cypress boot

The Pollex Cypress boot features a hybrid construction, with a canvas upper and a clog-inspired base that includes dimples instead of the traditional holes. The new colorway sees the canvas upper in a blue shade, while the rubber base dons a brown hue. At the bottom of the design, a Pollex sole unit arrives in a gum shade, bringing the trio of colors together. To add even more statement, Bembury’s signature fingerprint is found on the midsole and traction of the boot. Pop of light purple is also found on the boot, sporting the duo’s co-branding tags. The newest Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Cypress boot will arrive at Crocs and select retailers on August 14 and will retail $130.  

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