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ESENES Is Dropping Frog Clogs

Wonderfully weird.

ESENES Is Dropping Frog Clogs

Brooklyn-based streetwear brand ESENES Worldwide was born out of a desire to not play it safe. It’s right there in the name (pronounced “SNS” for Sorry Not Sorry). Maybe you’ve come across their Eyeball Mules, or more recently their tabi-toed Timberland boot customs that have been making the rounds on social media. The brand’s latest footwear release is arguably its most wonderfully weird to date, a pair of Frog Clogs that’s got many hopping to cop.

Reminiscent of an Oakley mule, the Frog Clogs feature a rugged rubber sole unit and a green upper that mirrors their amphibious inspiration. The headlining detail is a set of faux frog eyes on the forefoot, accompanied by brown detailing with crests that form the nose. The eyes sit within a leather panel, while a nylon bootie lines the interior.

The ESENES Frog Clogs drop November 21st, 2025 through the esenesworldwide.com website. Tap HERE to enter for a pair.

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