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Salehe Bembury and Crocs continue to be the collaborative gift that keeps on giving, even more since Bembury became creative director of the Crocs x Pollex Pod division.

After expanding the line to include kid's sizing, Bembury is back with a new color for his sought-after Pollex clog: Horchata. Fun fact: I love horchatas. I treat myself to one every Taco Tuesday (don't judge me).

Bembury's newest Pollex clog colorway surfaces in a light beige colorway, similar to the sweet milk-based beverage's appearance. For reference, the traditional Mexican drink is made of rice milk, vanilla, and cinnamon, giving it a light-brown, milky color.

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Set to drop on June 15, the latest Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex clog will launch on the designer's Be A Spunge website at 9AM PST (12PM EST). Bembury advises fans to sign-up for the mailing list for further release details.

Bembury tapped Crocs god, veteran dresser, and famous producer Lou Adler for the campaign, which was pretty iconic.

It's a full circle moment, really, as Adler gave Bembury's Cobbler Crocs his stylish seal approval last year. Now, the Horchata Crocs are officially Adler-certified.

Bembury's New Balance or Clarks (or both!), next please!

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