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Crocs is expanding its Echo family with the addition of new Echo Storm slip-ons.
Retailing for $100, the new Echo Storm offerings come in “Kelp” and “Cirrus” colorways, embracing neutral tones for the fall and winter seasons. Coming in a range of both men’s and women’s sizes, the slip-on style can be likened to a mix between a clog and sneaker, featuring topographical molded upper made from Crocs’ unique bio-based Croslite material, which makes the footwear lightweight and easy to wear.
Additionally, the Echo Storm includes thick almost platform rubber soles equipped with reliable non-slip traction, pull tabs for easy on and off action, plush neoprene lining, ventilation holes that allow the feet to breathe and Crocs’ LiteRide soft and resilient foam that offers the wearer enhanced comfort with each step.
Last September, Crocs turned to fellow footwear giant Kith to help it launch the brand-new Echo Storm silhouette. The debut colorways for the Echo Storm brought both dark and light options. One pair arrives in off-white, while the other comes in black. The footwear’s branding maintained a minimalist theme, with a lone “Crocs” mark appearing beneath the front pull-tab and raised on the Croslite exterior. Upon its launch, the Echo Storm was made available first at Kith through the brand’s website, app, and each of its stores.
Crocs has dropped a myriad of unique silhouettes that often feature playful and inventive designs, expanding its footwear horizons in the process. Crocs has lent its iconic clog, boot and sandal silhouettes to many franchises, including video games and food.
The brand has dipped its proverbial toes into the worlds of Pop-Tarts, Crayola, Kanghyuk, Disney, Lisa Frank, Minecraft, Ron English, Hello Kitty, Pokemon, Levis and Aries in the past.
Crocs’ new Echo Storm styles are available for purchase now on the brand’s website.
Amina Ayoud is an Assistant Digital Editor for Footwear News, where she writes stories about everything from celebrity style to breaking fashion and shoe releases. Ayoud cultivated a love of all things fashion early in life thanks to a deep love of fashion history and the luxury industry. In her free time, Ayoud is a self-proclaimed fashion nerd and thriftaholic.
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