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Crocs’ new Naruto collection is ‘fire’, but adults are left disappointed
Crocs has yet again surprised fans with its latest Naruto edition – Classic Clogs and Jibbitz charms inspired by the fictional characters.
The Naruto collection follows Crocs’ Toy Story edition paired with charms of your favorite characters. Although fans love everything about the new drop, they are urging the brand to consider just one request.
Crocs’ drops the new Naruto shoes and jibbitz charms
The latest edition consists of two designs of classic clogs and matching shoe charms that can either be bought individually or as a pack of five.
The Naruto Kakashi Crocs Classic Clog has an olive-green body with Kakashi’s pouch attached to the strap at the back.
The jibbitz charms on the pair include Kakashis face, Anbu’s mask, his favorite book, kunai, and shuriken. Available in men’s and women’s sizes, each pair sells for $69.99 on Crocs’ official website.
The other item from the new drop is the Naruto Classic Clog, which is only available in children’s sizes.
The light-weight orange shoes come with five different character charms – Naruto jutsu, Naruto face, Kurama, ramen bowl, kunai, and shuriken. Each pair costs $54.99.
In addition to the two shoes and the charms that come with them, you can purchase more individually.
Naruto Uzumaki charms in a pack of five are available for $19.99. Whereas, a single shoe charm shaped like a Naruto leaf or Naruto symbol is sold for $4.99 each.
Adults have just one request
Fans have no qualms about the new collection, except one. As the Naruto Classic Clogs are only available for kids, most customers took to social media, requesting Crocs to make it available in adult sizes as well.
But, Crocs hasn’t revealed any information on the availability of sizes for the item.
When oner user said: “those Naruto Crocs are fire”, another added: “Make Naruto in adult sizes please.”
Another added: “Where are the adult Naruto crocs? tsk tsk.”
“Why is Naruto only in kids I need it!,” said a third person.
