Crocs x Pokémon (2026): Every Clog and Jibbitz Set
By Dexhaul Team · October 9, 2026 · 6 min read
The Crocs x Pokémon collaboration has produced more than a dozen licensed clog styles, from Kanto single-character designs to multi-print all-over patterns. This is every confirmed drop, what it looks like, who it fits, and where independent shops have it in stock right now.
The collab is officially licensed. DexHaul is an independent search engine, not affiliated with Crocs, The Pokémon Company, or any of the shops listed here.
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Every Crocs x Pokémon release
The line spans classic clogs, a platform clog, a sandal, junior and kids' sizes, and official Jibbitz charms. Nintendo Life reported the Kanto Classic wave launching October 17, 2024, covering Charizard, Gengar, Jigglypuff, and Snorlax, each with matching Jibbitz charms in adult and kids' sizes. Other drops followed with new Pokémon and silhouettes.
| Name | Key Pokémon | Silhouette | Adult / Kids | Model(s) | In stock now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kanto Classic | Charizard, Gengar, Jigglypuff, Snorlax | Classic Clog | Adult + Kids | 210242, 210243, 210244, 210245 | Yes |
| Starters | Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle | Classic Clog | Adult | 211343-90H | Yes |
| Pokémon Print (multi) | All-over Pokémon print | Classic Clog | Adult + Junior + Kids | 211343, 211344 | Yes |
| Pokémon Versus | Mixed Pokémon battle print | Classic Clog | Adult | 211346-90H | Yes |
| Poké Ball | Poké Ball print | Classic Clog | Adult | 212064-90H | Yes |
| Platform 'Eevee' (WMNS) | Eevee | Platform Clog | Women's | 211429-90H | Yes |
| Classic Sandal 'Starters' | Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle | Classic Sandal | Adult | 207762-94S | Yes |
| Kids Classic (Pikachu, Charizard, Gengar) | Pikachu, Charizard, Gengar | Classic Clog | Kids + Toddler | 211229, 210259, 210261 | Yes |
| Official Pokémon Jibbitz | Pikachu, Vulpix, Jigglypuff, Pokéball, and more | Jibbitz charm | All | Various | Yes |
One thing worth knowing: the same Kanto Classic character designs appear at very different price points across independent shops. Sole Dept. stocks the Charizard clog at $65, while secondary sneaker shops list equivalent Snorlax and Gengar styles at $98 to $161.
The price gap is not about authenticity. It reflects how close each seller sources to original retail price. Searching across DexHaul's aggregated listings is the most reliable way to spot that spread before you buy.
Where to start
Three entry points cover the major buyer profiles.
The everyday wearer: Pokémon Print adult clog
The all-over Pokémon print adult clog (model 211343, observed at $67) is the most accessible entry. It fits true to Crocs sizing, works across casual and outdoor wear, and the mixed-character print won't scuff visually the way a single-character design can.
The statement piece: Poké Ball or Snorlax clog
If you want a recognizable single design, the Poké Ball clog (212064-90H, observed around $79) and the Snorlax 'Blue' clog (210245-90H, around $98) are the two most visually distinctive adult styles currently in circulation. Both are solid colorways with strong character identification from a distance.
The customizer: Pokémon Jibbitz charms
Official Pokémon Jibbitz fit every Crocs clog with standard-size Jibbitz holes. The 5-pack runs $19.99 and gives you five characters to mix across any pair you own, Pokémon-themed or not. Individual character charms (Pikachu Tail, Vulpix, Jigglypuff, Pokéball) run $10 each at The Foot Factory if you want specific Pokémon rather than the assorted variety pack.
Telling genuine Crocs x Pokémon apart
The collaboration is officially licensed, which means counterfeit versions circulate. A few things to check before you buy.
Real Crocs x Pokémon clogs carry a model number (format: six digits followed by a color code, e.g. 210245-90H) printed on the inside of the strap or molded into the shoe. Every legitimate listing will show that number in the product title or description.
Listings with no model number and suspiciously low prices warrant a closer look.
The Crocs Jibbitz holes on authentic pairs are the standard 1-inch slot used across all Crocs products, meaning official Pokémon Jibbitz clip in cleanly. Counterfeit clogs often have holes that are slightly misaligned or a different diameter, which you can check from close-up product photos.
Packaging for the Kanto Classic wave included co-branded Crocs and Pokémon branding on the box and on the hangtag inside each shoe. If a listing shows no packaging photos, ask the seller for them before purchasing. The official Pokémon news page is the primary source for new licensed collab announcements, which is useful for tracking future Crocs x Pokémon drops as they are confirmed.
Sizing and care
Crocs sizing for the Pokémon line follows the standard Crocs fit guide: roomy fit is the default, which is one full size larger than your usual shoe. If you prefer a closer fit, size down. Most adult drops run in full US sizes from approximately 4 through 13 depending on the style; the women's platform Eevee clog runs in women's sizing.
Kids' and toddler drops (Pikachu, Charizard, Gengar) cover infant and child sizing, with some styles available in junior sizing for the overlap years. The Pokémon Print junior clog (model 211344) fills that gap.
Care is simple. Hand-wash with mild soap and rinse with water; avoid bleach or harsh solvents, which can fade the printed designs.
Remove your Jibbitz before washing so they do not get knocked loose. Air-dry out of direct sunlight, as prolonged UV exposure can yellow Croslite foam over time.
Pokémon Crocs as a Q4 gift
The price range here is wide enough to cover nearly every gift budget. The Jibbitz 5-pack at $19.99 works as a stocking filler for anyone who already owns Crocs.
The Pokémon Print adult clog at $67 is the accessible main gift. The Snorlax or Poké Ball clog at $79 to $98 suits a more dedicated Pokémon fan.
For children, the infant and toddler sizes starting around $20 are notable for being genuinely rare: officially licensed children's footwear at that price point doesn't come up often. The kids' Pikachu clog at $59 sits at a reasonable gift tier for a school-age child.
Find more Pokémon gift ideas at DexHaul's 2026 holiday gift guide, which covers the full range from cards to plush to wearables. If you want to compare licensed Pokémon footwear collab to collab, our guide to every Adidas x Pokémon shoe covers the running and sneaker side of the same licensed universe.
Frequently asked questions
Are Pokémon Crocs officially licensed?
Yes. Crocs x Pokémon clogs are produced under an official license from The Pokémon Company International. Look for the co-branded packaging and a model number on the shoe strap to confirm authenticity.
What Pokémon are available on official Crocs?
Confirmed characters across all waves include Charizard, Gengar, Jigglypuff, Snorlax, Pikachu, Eevee, and the Kanto starters (Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle). A Poké Ball design and all-over multi-character prints are also part of the line.
Do official Pokémon Jibbitz fit any pair of Crocs?
Yes. Official Pokémon Jibbitz use the standard 1-inch Jibbitz clip system, which fits every Crocs style with Jibbitz holes, including non-Pokémon Crocs.
What is the price range for Pokémon Crocs?
Observed prices in October 2026 range from approximately $19.97 for infant sizes to $209 for the women's platform Eevee clog, with most adult styles falling between $65 and $100 depending on the seller and character design.
Are there kids' and toddler sizes?
Yes. The line includes infant, toddler, junior, and kids' sizes across several designs, including Pikachu pink, Charizard, Gengar, and the multi-Pokémon print.
Browse every in-stock Crocs x Pokémon clog and Jibbitz charm at DexHaul's limited-edition collectibles collection, sourced from independent shops worldwide. Prices are observed at time of publication and will vary by seller and region.