Hold on tight, spider monkeys. Crocs is bringing back its sold-out "Twilight" collection on November 13, U.S. only, about a year after the first run disappeared before a lot of fans could check out. As Footwear News reported today, Crocs teased it Wednesday with a lightning-over-the-forest graphic that just said "we heard you," then confirmed it Thursday with a video starring Peter Facinelli, Dr. Carlisle Cullen himself, sprinting around in vampire speed and that famous blue-gray movie filter.
Two pairs are coming back. The Classic Clog carries a blue Pacific Northwest tree scene, and the Platform Clog goes glittering black with swirling silver trim, which is about as Edward Cullen as a clog can get. There's also something new: a blind-box set of Jibbitz charms. The core pack (1 in 6 odds) includes Bella's orange truck and a wolf heart that reads "Where the hell have you been, loca?" The ultra-rare pack (1 in 72) has an Edward/Bella and Jacob/Bella storybook, a heart-and-key chain, and three framed portraits, one for each side of the love triangle. In December, Crocs plans one last special-edition clog inspired by Bella and Edward's love story.
Our take: a restock this big only happens when the demand actually showed up, and these did. The platform pair is the one to chase. It's moody, sparkly and loud in a way that works with the charms instead of fighting them. A 1-in-72 rare Jibbitz pack also guarantees a lot of people buying "just one more" blind box, so pick your team (Edward or Jacob) and set a budget before November 13.
At ONENESS: the Twilight pairs come straight from Crocs, but we've already got a clog in a color called Twilight. Check out the Crocs ROY in Twilight, the Crocs Classic EXP in Carbon / Black, or browse the full Crocs collection.
Photos courtesy of Crocs, via Footwear News.
Sources: Footwear News (Oct 22, 2026: Crocs x "Twilight" Classic Clog and Platform Clog restock November 13, 2026, U.S. only; blind-box Jibbitz; December special-edition clog; Crocs confirmation video with Peter Facinelli; images courtesy of Crocs).
