Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Clog 最新配色「F&F Tree Camo」正式登場
Salehe Bembury在 5 月動作頻頻，這位活力四射的設計師以多項重磅計畫掀起熱潮。首先，他與Rizzoli合作推出職業生涯中期回顧書《Salehe Bembury: I Make Shoes》，隨後發布Crocs Pollex Juniper「Apricot」，並在本週預告與New Balance 1000的聯名鞋款，持續展現其跨界影響力。
今天，Salehe Bembury 於 Instagram 宣布重磅回歸，推出 Crocs Pollex Clog 最新配色「F&F Tree Camo」。這款鞋在過去六個月較為低調，僅於「Art Friends Thumbs Up Good Job」系列第三彈中亮相。此番以 2022 年曾宣稱不會零售的「F&F Tree Camo」配色登場，採用棕色、綠色與黃色交織的迷彩圖案，覆蓋其標誌性拖鞋輪廓，帶來熟悉卻新鮮的視覺衝擊。
Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Clog「F&F Tree Camo」將於 6 月 5 日中午 12 點（東部時間）透過BeASpunge官網獨家發售，定價 85 美元，與前作保持一致，後續可能於 Crocs 官網及指定零售商更廣泛販售。
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