The size? x Crocs Echo II Harnesses the Early Internet Age
PublishedQuick Facts
- The size? x Crocs Echo II features a shining metallic green body, accents of blue in the footbed, and pink on the backstrap
- Features nods to the Internet with CD and vintage cellphone Jibbitz
- Releases October 1 via size?
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Crocs is always at the intersection of cozy and cool. The clog crafters have bridged the gap between fandom and fashion, working with franchises like Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and Chainsaw Man to streetwear brands like A BATHING APE. Despite having one of the most well-known clogs in existence, Crocs isn’t resting on its laurels. Recently, they’ve upgraded their Echo Clog to the Echo II, which is built to provide even more comfort than before, and now they’re taking it across the pond to the UK for a collaboration with renowned retailer size? for an ode to the early internet era.
size? x Crocs Echo II Details
The size? x Crocs Echo II features a shining metallic green body that has been enhanced with noticeably more ventilation throughout its Croslite upper. The ultra-comfortable LiteRide footbed and midfoot TPU shank get a splash of royal blue while the underfoot channels show a peek of yellow. Size? takes advantage of the Echo II’s new adjustable back strap by dressing it in a hot pink and covering the silicone heel in size? branding.

Adding to that internet-age energy are Jibbitz celebrating the bygone era, including a CD, which is something we used to play music on back in my day, an Esc keycap, a size? branded pouch for carrying your best wired headphones, and a pink cellphone inspired by the iconic Nokia 3310 that dials up the collaboration with co-branding on the green-tinted screen.
size? x Crocs Echo II Release Info
The size? x Crocs Echo II will be released October 1, 2026 via size? online and in-store. A retail price for the pair has yet to be announced, but the standard Crocs Echo II typically retails for $75. For the latest news in the world of streetwear, collectibles, and sneakers, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.

Devin Robertson is a writer and sneakerhead from Memphis, TN. Outside of sneakers, he enjoys film, comics, and music.









