
Crocs has launched a campaign during the Women’s Euros that focuses on the rise of female fans in football. The brand invited freestyle footballer Lirian Santos to lead the story, presenting a visual that connects the energy of match day with personal style. The campaign takes place in the UK, where a growing community of fans continues to shape how support for the sport looks and feels.
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The campaign features Santos throwing a Brazilian-style BBQ with her friends while cheering on the English team. The setup reflects her dual cultural background and shows how community moments can exist beyond the stadium. Her party serves food, shares music, and builds a space where fan expression takes its own form. Throughout the campaign, she wears Classic Clogs by Crocs, each pair covered in personalized Jibbitz charms that nod to her style and football enthusiasm.

Rather than focus on the stadium or pitch, Crocs turns its attention to those who support from home, parks, or backyards. Lirian and her friends wear what they like, eat what they like, and cheer in their own way. The details matter: Jibbitz charms, color choices, and styling decisions frame a version of match day rooted in individual taste.

The campaign recognizes that fan culture exists on a wide spectrum. Some viewers follow the game minute by minute, while others attend watch parties for the energy and conversation. Both experiences count. Through Lirian Santos and her setting, the campaign gives space to all types of support. It does not prescribe how to be a fan; it shows what that might look like across different lives.


Crocs leans into this approach by keeping the focus on accessories that change with the wearer. Jibbitz charms give each pair of Classic Clogs a new voice, whether through colors, shapes, or references. These small details allow for quick adjustments and personal statements that don’t require explanation. The charms shift with mood and occasion, staying close to the campaign’s theme of expression through choice.

By placing the focus on a freestyle footballer with a visible personal style, Crocs moves closer to its core idea: letting wearers define their own narrative. In the context of the Women’s Euros, that means watching the game, making food, dressing up, and customizing clogs, all on your own terms.