Red Bull Racing turns RB22 into Crocs collection

Red Bull Racing has launched a limited-edition collaboration with Crocs, led by a Crocband Clog modeled on the team’s RB22 Formula 1 car and set to go on sale from May 21.

The standout piece of the range leans heavily into F1 design language rather than simple team branding. Red Bull has turned the RB22 into footwear form with a sculpted heel shaped like a rear wing, a raised detail referencing the halo, and a miniature driver figure mounted on the upper. The clog also carries wheel-like elements along the sole and a small front-wing feature above the toe, pushing the car-inspired theme far beyond a colorway or logo placement.

That makes the release a notable extension of Red Bull Racing’s wider commercial push outside the circuit. The Milton Keynes team, a six-time constructors’ champion, has expanded aggressively in merchandise and lifestyle products in recent years, and this collection takes that strategy further by building a product around the visual identity of one of its Formula 1 cars.

The range is not limited to the RB22-themed clog. A second model, the Classic Runner, has been designed around racing silhouettes and motorsport utility, with a slimmer profile, added cushioning and a rubber outsole intended to give more grip in everyday use. Red Bull Racing Jibbitz charms will also be sold as part of the collection, giving buyers the option to customize the footwear with team and motorsport-themed accessories.

Red Bull and Crocs have positioned the line as a crossover between motorsport culture and everyday style, aimed at fans who want something more design-led than standard team kit. The products will be available through Crocs’ website and selected retail partners from May 21.

The deal also matters on Crocs’ side. While the American footwear brand has worked with entertainment franchises and other sports properties before, this is its first official collaboration with a Formula 1 team, giving Red Bull Racing a new category of partner as teams continue to stretch their brands well beyond traditional apparel and paddock merchandise.