Quick Facts
- With space in between the upper panels, the silhouette provides plenty of breathability, while the sculpture-like structure keeps you snuggly in place, and a raised heel bumper locks in the back of the foot
- A Crocs logo is added on the heel for a bit of branding, but otherwise, the pair is awash in blank blue foam
- The Crocs Roy Nightfall is listed for a release June 13, 2026 via Billy's in Japan
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The Crocs Roy is a testament to the creativity at Crocs. Instead of sitting on the brand’s laurels as the undisputed king of clogs and collabs, Crocs has always valued innovation and fashion-forward design. Whether that means teaming up with Salehe Bembury or Steven Smith, Crocs has always made it clear that the Classic Clog is just one segment of a wide-ranging business with silhouettes for every style.
A Croc Named Roy
The Crocs Roy Nightfall is the latest colorway of the horizontally-barred foam sandal, following up the silhouette’s TEDx red debut in a deep, midnight shade of blue. Keeping the same color across the entire one-piece shoe, the Nightfall colorway leans forward with puffy bars of foam spaced out across the forefoot with pod-shaped indentations on the midsole.
With space in between the upper panels, the silhouette provides plenty of breathability, while the sculpture-like structure keeps you snuggly in place, and a raised heel bumper locks in the back of the foot. A Crocs logo is added on the heel for a bit of branding, but otherwise, the pair is awash in blank blue foam.
Crocs Roy Nightfall Release Details
The Crocs Roy Nightfall is listed for a release on June 13, 2026 through Japanese retailer Billy’s, though we’re unsure if this is the global launch date. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at ¥13,200 (approx $80). For all the latest Crocs news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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