You can find limited-edition Peeps Crocs on eBay

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Back in 2020 Crocs and Peeps have collaborated to create the ultimate Easter egg-hunting shoes. Drawing inspiration from the brightly colored iconic candy, the limited-edition Peeps x Crocs clogs are coated with a “sugar-like texture” that makes them look a lot like the sweet marshmallow treats. But to really take them to the next level, the Crocs also come adorned with 3D Jibbitz charms that are shaped just like the Peeps Marshmallow Chicks. (No, they’re not edible!)

While they are no longer sold on Crocs’ website, we spotted the brightly colored shoes on eBay for as low as $22

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The collaboration makes perfect sense to us. When it comes to both Peeps and Crocs, people either love ’em or loathe ’em. Our own poll of 2,800 Simplemost readers found that 38% hate Peeps! And the clunky clogs have been described by Wall Street Journal sports columnist Jason Gay as “cargo shorts for the feet.” Yet the classic clogs remain best-sellers on Amazon.

Are you hoping that a pair of Peeps Crocs shows up in your Easter basket this year?

MORE: 15 plus size Easter dresses that are more than just florals

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