Crocs’ Halloween Horror Pack is back for 2026, and this year the collection puts two slasher icons on the Classic Clog: Michael Myers and the Jigsaw puppet from Saw. Sneaker outlets report the two clogs drop September 24 at $70 each. Crocs has not posted the product pages or a press release yet, so the details are reported rather than officially confirmed.
What the Two Clogs Look Like
According to the sneaker outlets that have shared images, the Michael Myers Classic Clog carries a comic, halftone-style illustration of the killer’s face across a mostly black upper, with orange and red blood splatter, an olive heel strap, and insole art that nods to the Rob Zombie Halloween film. Its Jibbitz charms include a knife. The Jigsaw Classic Clog goes industrial, with puzzle-piece motifs, the Jigsaw mask on the forefoot, and brown trim molded to look like screws and gears. Its charms reportedly include the spiral logo, a key, a clock, a cassette tape reading “play me,” and a buzzsaw.
A Yearly Horror Tradition for Crocs
The Horror Pack is not new. Crocs has put out a Halloween horror collaboration for several years running, and past drops have wrapped its clogs in Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Pennywise, and Chucky. Michael Myers and Jigsaw are the 2026 additions. Because the line is an annual fixture, the leak looks credible even before Crocs makes it official, and the two new pairs carry standard Crocs style codes, 213831-90H for Myers and 213832-90H for Jigsaw.
When and Where You Can Get Them
The outlets peg the release at September 24, with each pair at $70 in unisex sizing, sold through Crocs.com and select retailers worldwide, with Champs listed among the US sellers. As of this writing, though, neither product page is live on Crocs.com and there is no Crocs press release, so the date and the price are what the sneaker press is reporting, not what Crocs has confirmed. We will update this story with the official details, and the direct links, once the pages go live.
The clogs join a run of horror-icon merchandise aimed at fans who want the reference without the fright. Pabst Blue Ribbon put out a Jason 12-pack that folds into a wearable Friday the 13th mask, and Michael Myers now has his own beer in Voodoo Ranger’s Slasher IPA. A $70 clog is the wearable version of the same idea. Would you wear the Michael Myers pair out in public, or is this one strictly for the shoe rack?
