Millie Bobby Brown's new Crocs Unfurgettable Clog for fall is already selling out
The Crocs Classic Clog might be a polarizing shoe but the Classic Cozzzy Slipper is pretty universally loved. The thing sells out all the time. Luckily, the new Crocs Unfurgettable collection with Millie Bobby Brown has a fresh version of the best-selling slipper, plus more.
The new drop blends plush comfort with playful style, and Millie is front and center as the brand's newest global ambassador. Ahead of the final season of "Stranger Things" dropping in November, the Netflix darling has put her stamp of approval on the Classic Unfurgettable Clog in chic hues like Mushroom, Quartz, Vanilla, Black and Milk Chocolate. And yes, my fall wardrobe is beyond thrilled.
Shop the cozy new drop from Crocs below, plus playful Jibbitz to add an extra flare to your fall footwear.
Don't wait! The Mushroom color is already sold out.
The new silhouette is a mash-up of a Crocs Classic Lined Clog and the ultra-soft Crocs Classic Cozzzy Slipper, featuring:
Millie styles hers with playful Jibbitz like the Grey Pearl Beaded Daisy, adding a touch of personality to every step.
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