Salehe Bembury continues to redefine comfort and style with his latest collaboration with Crocs. The highly anticipated Juniper “Tahini” colorway is set to drop in 2024, and it’s already sending ripples through the sneaker and fashion world.

Bembury’s signature organic and sculptural design language is evident in the Juniper silhouette. The “Tahini” colorway offers a warm, neutral tone that effortlessly complements a variety of outfits. The shoe’s standout feature is its 3D fingerprint-inspired sole unit, finished in a gum colorway, which not only offers a unique visual element but also adds grip and durability.

The upper is crafted with a mix of materials that provide both breathability and structure. The perforated design near the heel ensures ventilation, while the cushioned inner lining promises all-day comfort. A touch of green from the Crocs logo tag adds a subtle pop of color, aligning with Bembury’s nature-inspired aesthetic.

Salehe Bembury’s innovative approach to design has garnered him a loyal following, and this collaboration with Crocs is a testament to his ability to blend functionality with high fashion. The Juniper “Tahini” is not just a shoe; it’s a statement piece that challenges conventional footwear design.

Salehe Bembury Crocs Juniper Tahini Release Date

The Salehe Bembury x Crocs Juniper “Tahini” will release on September 5, 2024 through Salehe Bembury’s Be A Spunge website. A wider release on Crocs.com has yet to be announced. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price tag is set at $140 USD.

Whether you’re a sneaker enthusiast or a fashion-forward individual, this release is one to watch. Mark your calendars and prepare to step into the future of footwear with the Juniper “Tahini.”

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UPDATE 9/4/24: Grab a look at the official photo below.

UPDATE 8/12/24: The Salehe Bembury Crocs Juniper “Tahini” releases on September 5th via Bembury’s beaspunge.com, likely followed by a wider release on Crocs.

 
Photo: Salehe Bembury