After last year's Animal Crossing collab sold fans on the idea of Mushroom Kingdom footwear, Crocs and Nintendo are going bigger. The official Crocs x Super Mario collection drops in the US on July 15, 2026, covering adults and kids with five distinct character styles built around the brand's Classic Clog silhouette. If you've been playing Super Mario Bros. Wonder lately, this one's going to hit differently.
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What's actually in the collection
The lineup breaks down across five styles, each carrying a different corner of the Mushroom Kingdom. There's a general Super Mario Core Classic Clog, plus individual character-focused clogs for Mario, Yoshi, Bowser, and Peach. The Peach option gets a slight twist: it's a Platform Women's Clog rather than the standard Classic Clog silhouette.
Pricing scales by style and size:
The standout detail here is the Jibbitz charms. The collection includes exclusive co-branded charms sold as a 5-pack for $19.99, and the clogs themselves ship with custom backstraps and three-dimensional character graphics baked into the design. These aren't just standard clogs with a Mario sticker slapped on.
The full collection is available to preview on Nintendo's official US store page ahead of the July 15 launch date.
Building on the Nintendo footwear playbook
The Animal Crossing collab from last year established that Nintendo-branded Crocs had a real audience. Going with Super Mario for the follow-up makes sense on paper: it's Nintendo's most recognizable IP, spans multiple generations of fans, and translates visually to a product that needs to work for both adults and kids.
The key here is that the collection isn't targeting hardcore collectors alone. The $54.99 kids pricing on the Core Clog puts it within range of a birthday gift, and the character spread (Bowser and Yoshi alongside Mario and Peach) gives families options rather than one default choice.
Super Mario remains one of the most active franchises in Nintendo's lineup right now. Super Mario Bros. Wonder has kept the series front of mind on Switch 2, and merchandise drops like this tend to ride that wave of active player interest rather than nostalgia alone.
The collection goes live on July 15. If you're planning to grab a pair, the Nintendo US store is your best starting point for checking availability and previewing the full designs before launch.
