Behold, Beautiful Birken-Crocs
What to know
ClosetKept AI- Crocs Loaferette features three buckled straps: two front, one back for loafer-inspired design.
- Hybrid design combines Crocs clog comfort with Birkenstock Boston aesthetic; not an official collaboration.
- Semi-hardy outsole and upper molding provide rugged feel alongside classic Crocs foam comfort.
- Released July 12, 2026 at $75 in black and cocoa creme colorways.
- Available at Crocs website, Dillard's, and Zappos; reported sold out on Crocs site.
Meets Crocs' Loaferette clog, the brand's newest slip-on shoe that literally marries the comfort of a clog with the chic-ness of a loafer.
It also has a bit of a rugged feel, thanks to the upper molding, semi-hardy outsole, and buckles. The Loaferette specifically features three buckled straps, two around the front and one in the back.
To be quite honest, the Loaferette looks like the Birkenstock Boston mashed with Crocs' Classic Clog. Dare we say, Crocs made its very own...Birken-Crocs?
But the Loaferette isn't a collaboration with the 250-year-old shoe brand (never say never, though!). This one is all Crocs, down to that iconic Comfort. The brand's logos are also posted throughout the model.
The Loaferette is definitely another win for Crocs, though. Really, the brand has been on the up since the COVID-19 pandemic. As people's needs shifted towards more comfortable shoes, Crocs' famous foam clogs (and Crocs-like shoes) essentially become everyone's favorite everyday shoes.
Crocs even expanded into other categories, making other hits like ballet-style sneakers, good-looking trail shoes, and even Vibram-soled clogs.
The Loaferette is certainly a star on the rise. With several reviews and unboxing videos on TikTok, it's not surprising to see that the Loaferette has already sold out on Crocs' website. But good news: they're available at select retailers, including Dillard's and Zappos, for $75. They come in two rotation-ready colorways, black and cocoa creme.
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