Think those Lego Crocs Brick Clogs are a US-only dream? Here is why Swiss fans don't have to miss out

It is January 2026, and if you have been scrolling through your social feeds lately, you have probably seen them: the Lego Crocs Brick Clogs. This collaboration has moved beyond just "cool shoes" to become a full-blown cultural phenomenon in the United States. Combining the comfort of Crocs with the playful, modular aesthetic of Lego, these clogs feature actual brick-compatible surfaces that allow for extreme customization.

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In the US, they are selling out within minutes of every restock. For those of us living in Switzerland, the FOMO is real. We often see these high-profile drops and assume they are strictly for the North American market, but that is a misconception we are here to clear up today.

Correcting the Myth: Yes, You Can Get These in Switzerland

A common assumption among Swiss shoppers is that if a US retailer like Crocs or a specialty toy store doesn't offer direct international shipping to Zurich or Geneva, the door is closed. This simply isn't true. You don't need a cousin in New York to mail them to you.

The secret is using a reliable package forwarder. By using a service like comGateway, you are provided with a dedicated US shipping address. When you check out at a US store, you simply enter that address. Once your Lego Crocs arrive at the US warehouse, they are processed and forwarded directly to your doorstep in Switzerland. If you are curious about the logistics, check out this step-by-step guide on how the whole process works.

Your Strategy for Scoring Clogs from US Stores

Buying from the US in 2026 requires a bit of a plan, especially for high-demand items like the Lego Brick Clogs. Most US retailers will accept Swiss credit cards (especially if they are Visa or Mastercard), but the shipping address is the usual hurdle.

  • Step 1: Sign up for a US-based forwarding address.
  • Step 2: Monitor US retailers like Crocs.com, Amazon, or Foot Locker.
  • Step 3: At checkout, use your comGateway US address.
  • Step 4: Once the package is logged at the warehouse, choose your preferred shipping speed to Switzerland.

Before you hit "buy," it is always smart to ensure you aren't ordering anything restricted. You can view a list of prohibited items to stay on the safe side, though standard footwear is perfectly fine!

Budgeting for the Journey: Shipping and Calculators

Another myth that keeps Swiss shoppers away from US drops is the fear of "hidden shipping costs." People assume that sending a pair of clogs across the Atlantic will cost more than the shoes themselves. However, in 2026, international logistics have become much more streamlined.

To avoid any surprises, you should use a shipping calculator. This allows you to estimate shipping cost based on the weight of the shoe box. Since Crocs are famously lightweight, the shipping fees are often much lower than people anticipate. If you have more specific questions about parcel weights or consolidation, the FAQ section is a goldmine of information.

Navigating Swiss Customs and Import Duties

When the package hits the Swiss border, it will go through customs. This is where many people get nervous, but the process is quite transparent. In Switzerland, you are typically responsible for import duties and GST/VAT (currently around 8.1% for most consumer goods).

Fee Type Details
VAT 8.1% of the value (including shipping)
Customs Clearance A flat fee charged by the carrier (e.g., Swiss Post or DHL)
Duty Often negligible for footwear below certain weight thresholds

Remember that Switzerland has a de minimis threshold; if the tax amount is less than 5 CHF, it is usually waived. However, for a trendy pair of Lego Crocs, you should expect to pay the VAT. It is a small price to pay for a limited-edition item that isn't available locally.

Maximizing Your Savings with Membership

If you find yourself frequently eyeing US-exclusive drops—perhaps you're also looking for the latest tech or other limited-run apparel—you might want to look into Prime membership benefits. Members often get access to discounted shipping rates and extended free storage at the warehouse, which is perfect if you want to wait for multiple orders to arrive before shipping them all to Switzerland in one go (a great way to save on that Swiss Post clearance fee!).

So, don't let the distance discourage you. The Lego Crocs Brick Clogs are within reach. With a little help from a forwarder and a clear understanding of the Swiss import process, you’ll be the only one in your neighborhood rocking the most customizable shoes of 2026.