A couple of days after the 20th anniversary of the Xbox 360, Microsoft collaborated with Crocs to release limited-edition Xbox Classic Clogs for $80. This controversial footwear features the ABXY, D-Pad, and menu buttons from the Xbox controller, along with its thumbsticks, giving your feet that screaming “I’m a gamer!” look. Microsoft also said that you can get a 5-pack Xbox + Jibbitz charms, allowing you to stick your favorite characters from Doom, Fallout, Halo, Sea of Thieves, and World of Warcraft to your feet — although you’ll have to pay an extra $20 for the privilege.
Finally, a controller for your feet. Xbox + Crocs has arrived: https://t.co/CMdFMPkb9S pic.twitter.com/jo6KssmMi2November 25, 2025
Another interesting detail is that each clog is marked either “Player Left” or “Player Right”, giving a nod to the multiplayer capabilities of consoles. If you’re into both the PlayStation and Xbox, you can also get the Game Controller 5 Jibbitz charms with your order, allowing you to replace the Xbox ABXY and D-Pad layout with PlayStation-style face buttons. The Xbox Classic Clogs will set you back $80 — a $30 premium over the traditional pair you can get from Crocs. And if you get the Xbox 5 Pack Jibbitz for $20, you’re paying an even hundred bucks to be a walking advertisement for Microsoft and its gaming console.
The Classic Clog is already a controversial fashion choice, and adorning it with Xbox branding will likely not give you any plus points with your trendier friends. Nevertheless, we’ll have to admit that this footwear can be relatively comfortable, so it might be the perfect pair to put on your feet when you’re reclining on your coach and firing up your console (hopefully, an Xbox-branded one). However, these clogs aren’t likely what most gamers have in mind when the Xbox President said that the next-gen console will offer a “very premium, high-end experience.”
The Series S and X are the latest Xbox generation, which was launched in 2020. This makes them 5 years old now, and with consoles being replaced every 5 to 7 years, some fans expect to see or hear about the next-generation Xbox soon. Microsoft’s push to combine Xbox with PC gaming has scared a few gamers into thinking the company will abandon the beloved console. Still, Microsoft has released assurances that it remains committed to an AMD-powered successor to the current-generation console.
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