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National Football League and Crocs bring footwear to fans globally through multi-year licensing agreement

by Fiona Briggs
August 19, 2025
in Products
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National Football League and CrocsThe National Football League and iconic comfort footwear brand Crocs announced today a multi-year licensing agreement that will transform fandom with a fresh design perspective with the first-ever NFL x Crocs Collection. Offering fans globally a premium comfort experience, the collection will feature team-inspired footwear and Jibbitz™ charms that capture the passion and personality of NFL team fandom.

“The Crocs brand has made a significant impact on footwear culture with their shoes becoming synonymous with ease and comfort,” said Ryan Samuelson, vice president of consumer products at the NFL. “Collaborating with Crocs allows us to give fans expanded options that will keep them stylishly comfortable for gameday and every day.”

“We’re excited to join forces with a brand that shares the same passion and loyalty from its fans as we do,” said Matias Infante, vice president of global marketing at Crocs. “This collection goes far beyond product — it’s about creating unforgettable experiences that bring our communities even closer to the game they love.”

The initial drop of the NFL x Crocs Collection will include footwear for 14 teams; Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions, San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, Las Vegas Raiders, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, Cincinnati Bengals, Houston Texans and Denver Broncos – with the full 32-team lineup rolling out throughout the collaboration. Fans can also look for expanded designs and categories, including bags, as part of the agreement.

The Classic Clogs, one of Crocs’ bestselling shoes, will be a marquee product in the collection and has been crafted with team-centric elements that celebrate the essence of gameday, from team colors to iconic mascots and logos.

The NFL x Crocs Collection will be available during the 2025 NFL season on NFLshop.com, crocs.com, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Fanatics and select international retailers.

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