Earlier this month, Microsoft unveiled the "Microsoft Limited Edition Crocs" to commemorate its 50th anniversary. The footwear contains artwork from legacy Windows operating systems (primarily Windows XP), which includes the legendary "Bliss" wallpaper, as well as icons for Internet Explorer, Recycle Bin, and more. Although the crocs were initially meant to be a sweepstakes item, Microsoft is now selling them online for anyone willing to pay for them.
As spotted by The Verge, Microsoft has listed the Microsoft Limited Edition Crocs Bundle on its merchandise store for the public. Just like the sweepstakes, it offers not just the crocs themselves, but also a Bliss-themed collector"s bag and six Microsoft-themed Jibbitz (basically, charms).
The crocs in question are available in multiple sizes, starting from Women 4 / Men 2, and going up to Women 19 / Men 17. Up until now, this item was only available first to company employees for $79.95 and then in limited quantities for the public through an Instagram sweepstakes. The latest development opens the doors for anyone who wants to own this piece of history, as long as they are willing to shell out $79.95.
Microsoft has celebrated the 50th year since its inception in many ways in 2025. These include a 50th anniversary Copilot event, a special edition Surface Laptop, new dynamic themes for the Xbox, and more. It"s not currently known if the firm is hiding something else up its sleeves too, but we"ll likely found out over the course of the next couple of months. For now, it"s time to dig in to your wallet and head to the Microsoft merchandise store to grab the Windows XP-themed Microsoft Limited Edition Crocs Bundle for $79.95.