You will finally be able to buy the KFC x Crocs collab clogs that are topped with chicken-scented drumstick charms. Here's how to get your hands on a pair.

• KFC Crocs will finally come out on July 28 at noon Eastern Time.
• The clogs are painted to look like a KFC fried chicken bucket and are topped with chicken-scented drumstick Jibbitz charms, and will be sold on Croc's website.
• The shoe collab first premiered at New York Fashion Week in February, where they were modeled by Korean artist MLMA.
• The shoes will be $60 per pair, and $3 from each pair will go towards the KFC Foundation's scholarship fund for employees.
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Nobody asked for it, but they made it. The long-awaited shoe collaboration between KFC and Crocs will finally roll out to the public on July 28.

Chicken and clog come together in eye-gouging, toe-licking splendor with KFC's new Crocs. Topped with chicken-scented, drumstick-shaped Jibbitz charms (not edible), the KFC Crocs will be sold on Croc's website starting July 28 at 12:00 pm Eastern Time. 

The bucket clogs, which originally premiered at New York Fashion Week in February, were supposed to come out in the spring. Sky-high platform versions were modeled by Korean artist MLMA (MeLoveMeAlot), but sadly for the vertically challenged, the platform version is for sale.

But since the original announcement, there's been effective radio silence from all sides — until Thursday, when Eater reported that the Crocs were about to be in stock.

A KFC spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the price for the shoes will still be $60, as announced in the original press release in February. For every pair sold, KFC will donate $3 to the KFC Foundation's REACH Educational Grant Program, which provides college scholarships to KFC employees at participating restaurants.

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