Pendleton and Crocs Wrap the "Nehalem" and "Tucson" Clogs in Fleece and Virgin Wool

The Crafted swaps Crocs’ molded upper for wool woven in small batches on the West Coast.

Name: Pendleton x Crocs Crafted Clogs “Tucson”, Pendleton x Crocs Classic Lined Clogs “Nehalem”
Colorway: Multi
SKU: 32988Z, 32989Z
MSRP: $120 USD
Release Date: September 22
Where to Buy: Pendleton

Crocs and Pendleton is expanding its clog lineup with two distinct styles, the “Nehalem” Classic Lined Clog and the “Tucson” Crafted Clog. Rather than run one silhouette in two prints, the pair splits along construction, with each clog carrying a different Pendleton pattern and a different approach to material and finish.

The “Nehalem” Classic Lined Clog stays closest to the familiar Crocs template. It builds on the lined version of the Classic Clog, adding a plush interior and a cushioned footbed for warmth underfoot. Its print draws on Pendleton’s Nehalem pattern, which the brand links to the Pacific Northwest and the stretch of Oregon landscape running from shoreline to forest. Personalization is baked in: the upper carries a paracord cuff strung with bespoke charms, along with two exclusive Jibbitz for anyone who wants to keep tweaking the look.

The “Tucson” Crafted Clog takes the more involved route. In place of the standard molded upper, it is covered in 100% virgin wool woven in small batches at Pendleton’s mills on the West Coast, with the wool upper made in the United States. The pattern shifts geography, too, trading the Northwest for a Tucson print rooted in the American Southwest and its desert terrain. A durable cushioned footbed handles comfort, and the wool construction gives the Crafted a more textural, structured feel than its lined counterpart. One trade-off comes with that upgrade: unlike the Classic, the Crafted Clog is not compatible with Jibbitz.

Between the two, the collaboration covers both ends of the clog spectrum, from an easy, customizable lined slip-on to a wool-wrapped make-up that leans on Pendleton’s mill craft.