The fast food restaurant company McDonald’s often comes up with one of the brilliant ways to attract its customers. From intriguing toys with its famous Happy Meal to pocket-friendly meals, McDonald’s surely knows how to grab the limelight. Once again, the company is making headlines. This time not for any new addition to its menu, but for its collaboration with the footwear brand Crocs. An Instagram page called Pubity shared a series of pictures, giving a glance at the output of the collaboration. The pictures revealed bright-hued Crocs with Jibbitz charms in the shape of the McDonald’s logo. Not only this, but we could see red Crocs with yellow fries and a cute burger Jibbitz. A monochrome Crocs was adorned with a few cartoons as well.
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Going by the note attached to the pictures, these Crocs are expected to be released within 2 weeks and will be available “between the ranges of $50 to $60 USD.” The note read, “Crocs will soon launch a new footwear project with the iconic fast food chain McDonald’s. The collection is expected to be released within 2 weeks and will be available on crocs.com between the ranges of $50 to $60 USD.”
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Remember McDonald’s Little Birdie and Hamburglar characters? Well, they are also receiving all kinds of love. After this collaboration, the two will each have their own dedicated Crocs. While the Birdie will be seen in bright yellow Crocs, Hamburglar will get its own black and white footwear. Interesting, right? We are excited as well.
Witnessing the big announcement, several users were intrigued to try out the interesting footwear. Many flooded the comments sections expressing the same. A comment read, “Definitely gonna be rocking those Crocs next time I go on a first date.”
A user said, “I am going to need these.”
Another questioned, “That’s nice but are they bringing back the snack wrap or what?”
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