Crocs and BARK launch the Snore Mode dog bed, an oversized Classic Clog for dogs to sleep in

Key Takeaways

• BARK and Crocs have expanded their Pet Crocs partnership beyond dog shoes into beds, toys and walking gear.

• The headline product is the Crocs Snore Mode dog bed, an oversized Classic Clog with Jibbitz-inspired slots for swappable plush charms.

• The line also includes clog-themed toys, collars, leashes, poop bag holders and a new Espresso brown colourway of Pet Crocs shoes.

• It is available now to BarkBox and Super Chewer subscribers and on bark.co, with a Crocs.com release following in late October 2026.

Dogs have spent the past two years wearing Crocs (yes, you read that right), and now they can sleep in one. BARK, the company behind the BarkBox subscription, has expanded its Crocs partnership beyond footwear with the Crocs Snore Mode dog bed, an oversized take on the Classic Clog that a dog can curl up inside, decorated with swappable plush charms.

The bed leads a wider collection of toys and walking gear, all inspired by the Crocs Classic Clog, alongside a new colour for the Pet Crocs shoes that started the partnership. The range is available now through BARK, with Crocs.com following later in October.

The Crocs Snore Mode dog bed arrives with plush Jibbitz charms, clog toys, leashes and an Espresso Pet Crocs colourway

The Snore Mode bed is styled as a giant Classic Clog, complete with Jibbitz-inspired slots that hold plush charms made specifically for the Crocs x BARK collection. Owners can swap the charms around to personalise the bed in the same way people decorate their own clogs, and Parade points out that these are not the plastic or silicone kind of Jibbitz that a dog will chew to bits.

Around the bed sits a full collection of clog-themed toys, including a plush version of the famous Crocs-and-socks pairing, shoe-shaped plush toys, rubber balls and frisbees. For walks there are collars, leashes and poop bag holders in four colourways, each designed to coordinate with Crocs shoes. The Pet Crocs shoes themselves gain a new Espresso brown colourway, joining Slime green, Marina blue, Orange-zing, Sunflower yellow and Dragon Fruit pink, and they come in small, medium and large sizes with stretchy EVA foam, an adjustable strap, grippy tread and ventilation holes.

The collection is available now as an add-on for new and current BarkBox subscribers, starting at $27 a month, and Super Chewer subscribers, starting at $29 a month, as well as directly on bark.co. It arrives on Crocs.com in late October.

BARK and Crocs first launched Pet Crocs in October 2024 as the shoe brand's first move into the pet category

The partnership began in October 2024, when BARK and Crocs launched Pet Crocs as the shoe brand's first move into the pet category. That first drop came in glow-in-the-dark marbled Green Slime and Pink Dragon Fruit, in sizes for dogs from 15 to 80 lbs, and was sold as a limited-edition add-on for BARK subscribers, with matching human and dog pairs available at Crocs.com and in select Crocs stores. BARK's Dave Stangle said at the time that "this partnership is about more than just shoes," describing it as "a celebration of the fun and quirky bond between dogs and their humans."

According to the BARK announcement, Stangle now describes Crocs For Dogs as having been "basically a one-off," but the shoes kept selling out and dog owners kept asking for more. The expansion into beds, toys and walking gear is the response, and Stangle explained the thinking behind it by saying that "Crocs consistently wins by committing fully to big swings" and that for owners "it's not a novelty purchase, it's an identity purchase."

That idea of pet products as an extension of their owner's style is turning up across fashion and retail. It is the same instinct behind Etsy teaming up with Rachel Antonoff, Susan Alexandra and independent sellers on a playful pet collection at New York Fashion Week, which included a beaded poop bag holder and matching necklaces for dogs and their people.