Clove Reveals “Toy Story 5” Sneakers Designed for Healthcare Workers
Hopefully, you’ll never find a snake in one!
As Toy Story 5 races towards theaters, popular healthcare-focused shoe brand Clove has unveiled new footwear inspired by popular characters from the films.
What’s Happening:
- Move over Buzz Lightyear, healthcare workers are some of the biggest heroes around.
- From nurses, doctors, EMTs, and other medical professionals, these incredible people have dedicated their lives to helping people be and stay healthy.
- Healthcare workers are constantly on their feet, and shoe brand Clove is ready to bring a little extra magic to their specially designed footwear.
- Announced by DisneyStyle on Instagram in celebration of Toy Story 5, Clove is set to release four new designs for their popular classic sneakers.
- While not yet available, fans can look forward to representing their favorite characters on their feet.
- While no official pricing has been announced, two of Clove’s styles are being used for the collab, including the Forte 2, which generally retails for $170, and the Prima, which usually runs for $155.
- The collection drops on June 17th, and you can be signed up for notifications on the drop at Clove’s Official website!
- Let’s take a look at Toy Story 5 collection!
Jessie Forte 2
Woody Forte 2
Buzz Lightyear Prima
Little Green Men Prima
About Toy Story 5:
- Set to hit theaters on June 19th, 2026, Toy Story 5 will see Jessie, Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang face off against their biggest threat yet: technology.
- Conan O’Brien is set to take on the role of Smarty Pants, a toy created to help with potty-training.
- Tim Allen is back as Buzz, Tom Hanks lassos his way back to Woody, Joan Cusack returns on horseback as Jessie, and Tony Hale returns as Forky.
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