Only three years after the birth of the Clarks Desert Boot came a low-top version, the Khan.
In Futura Laboratories’ third generation collaboration with Clarks, the Wallabee Boot strikes a
Clarks’ Wallabee has become a solid piece to the casual wear puzzle for many with its iconic
Nearing its sixtieth anniversary, the Clarks Desert Boot has become somewhat of an often
In participating with the Olympic spirt, David Z. has teamed up with Clarks to create the Metal
Footwear brand Clarks has just released a new shoe using their Wallabee Boot as base called
The collaborative machine David Z. is set to release an upcoming classic the Clarks Wallabee.
Despite the timeless nature of Clarks’ popular models including the Natalie, Desert Boot and Wallabee, Clarks has reinvented itself on numerous occasions. Although each style has largely remained the same, differentiation has come through the use of unique materials. In recent memory we’ve seen the likes of ballistic nylon and horse hair all seen with this most recent release featuring natural canvas for the uppers. In addition both the Natalie and Wallabee can be seen with leather highlights around the collar. Available now at Chapterworld.
In a partnership between Japanese retailers Zozo, Ships and footwear makers Clarks, the three have recently released a special edition of the Desert Boot. Unlike conventional models, the whole upper of the boot has been continually treated with wax to ensure waterproof finish and the special finish seen here. Available now at Ships.
Sneaker boutique Concepts collaborated with popular graf artist Stash and shoe maker Clarks for this three way collabo wallabee. The shoe features black perforated leather and yummy suede as well as a tag with Stash’s signature on it. These limited wallabees will be dropping in January at Concepts and Recon.
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In the small English town of Street, Somerset, Clarks got their start as a small footwear maker destined to become a leading casual footwear manufacturer. Their success is deeply rooted in their goals of creating comfortable and quality footwear. In 1965, the development of their moc style shoe, the Wallabee alongside the Desert Boot went on to become timeless Clarks’ classics. Seen here are two styles of the Wallabee, each employing different materials such as nylon and leather. The leather pair includes a gator like toebox as an update to the traditional smooth leather fare. Check your local Clarks dealer for availability.
Stash and Clarks teamed up to create a BLK/STASH colorway of the Wallabee. You can barely see anything in these teaser pictures but after all it’s a trusty Wallabee, use your imagination. I’m more curious as to what color “STASH” is? Dropping soon at Recon Store.
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