Justin Bieber's Crocs collection is already sold out after launching on Tuesday — and resellers are marking them up at least 20%
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Barbara Smith
Oct 16, 2020, 03:56 IST
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The Crocs x Justin Bieber with drew collaboration has sold out after its release on Tuesday.
When the pop star teased the collaboration earlier this month, the "ugly shoe brand" saw its stock rise by 11%.
The clog is already being resold for upward of $75.
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Justin Bieber has officially joined the list of esteemed celebrities who have collaborated with Crocs.
The Canadian singer teamed up with the rubber shoe brand for the "Crocs X Justin Bieber with drew" collaboration, which is officially sold out. Drew House (sometimes referred to as drew) is the name of Bieber's unisex clothing line, which launched last year.
The clothing line's latest product, classic yellow clogs with eight accompanying jibbitz (the charms that go into the clog), retailed for $59.99.
Before launching the collaboration, Bieber was often photographed wearing Crocs. "As an artist, it's important that my creations stay true to myself and my style. I wear Crocs all the time, so designing my own pair came naturally," Bieber said in a statement. "With these Crocs, I just focused on making something cool that I want to wear."
When Bieber teased the collaboration on Instagram earlier this month, shares of the 'ugly shoe brand' jumped over 11% to $47.81 a share. The post was simply an orange clog floating in a pool with the caption "Soon".
In the past, the brand has also collaborated with Post Malone and KISS.
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