Crocs is now selling a Jibbitz charm featuring Punch, the monkey who recently became famous online.
Crocs is releasing a new charm shaped like a monkey, officially named Punch (Panchi). It will be available on their website starting March 14th, and customers can currently sign up to be notified when it launches.
Punch became famous online when videos of him spread quickly across the internet, making him a popular meme and a well-known face on social media.
Crocs reveals Punch the Monkey Jibbitz launch
This Jibbitz charm features Punch, a character embracing a soft, orange monkey toy from IKEA. He’s grown fond of the monkey after being left by his mother. The charm is made to clip onto the holes in Crocs shoes using a black base.
The charm will be sold online at Crocs starting March 14, according to the product details.
Punch quickly gained popularity online after videos of him went viral, leading to memes, fan-made content, and lots of conversation on social media.
The sudden popularity of the video also led people to take a closer look at how monkeys are treated when they’re used in online videos. Animal welfare groups and online communities started questioning the filming and handling practices used with monkeys like Punch.
Ever since then, Punch the monkey has stayed popular online, with his picture still being shared in memes and viral posts.
The popular shoe brand Crocs is releasing new Jibbitz charms featuring the monkey that recently went viral online, continuing a trend of internet sensations appearing on merchandise. The monkey first gained widespread attention when Richie Branson, a former developer for Fortnite, created a simple online game called Zoo Fighter on March 4, 2026.
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2026-03-09 17:18