SNS Turns Up the Heat with First-Ever Crocs Collab
by Adriano Batista
Swedish retailer Sneakersnstuff (SNS) is celebrating its 25th anniversary in style with a brand new collab – and it’s their first ever with Crocs! This summer, they’re dropping a limited-edition “Swedish Heat” version of the Crocs Dylan Clog.
This eye-catching take on the Dylan Clog combines clean lines, comfy materials, and bold colors for a summer-ready clog perfect for lounging poolside, exploring the city, or just chilling with friends. It’s a fresh take that blends a new Crocs silhouette with SNS’s signature style.
“This collaboration has been a long time coming; therefore, we are extremely excited to embark on this journey alongside Crocs and continue our 25th -anniversary celebrations with our take on the Dylan Clog. Our goal was to bring a temperature-rising look and feel to one of their newer silhouettes from Crocs, bringing “Swedish Heat” to life with the use of bright and bold colours to create the perfect summer clog.” – Johan Undén, Creative Director at Sneakersnstuff.
To launch the collab, SNS takes us on a trip to their Stockholm neighborhood, Södermalm. The campaign features Swedish music artists and the SNS crew as they unveil the Crocs x SNS Dylan Clog “Swedish Heat” for the first time.
Check it out below:
The SNS x Crocs Dylan Clog drops on July 19th via the SNS app. Any leftover pairs will be available on July 29th at Sneakersnstuff.com and their stores.
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