
Clarks is an extraordinary British brand that has marked the history of footwear and style.
Founded in 1825 by the brothers Cyrus and James Clark is, with the legendary Desert Boots or the Wallabee, always at the feet of stars, artists and common people is still today is able to give life to continuous evolution and experimentation with roots in the past and an eye always aimed at the future.

The Trigenic line is then made to move even further in the confines through experimentation and constructive designs that consider the anatomy of the foot.
Even at this Pitti, Clarks has kept faith with these fixed points.
On the one hand, he presented variants and iterations of his great classics: this is how we see Wallabee with new, decidedly fashionable ‘animal’ patterns.

On the other hand, speaking of innovation, we were particularly impressed by the sophistication of two new models, of which, we honestly fell in love. These are previewed footwear and on which, being present in the stand’s entrance graphics, the brand certainly points a lot.
These are the shoes you see below, presented in two models in the low and mid version. The upper is constructed entirely of a layer of soft leather, in the black or white version, in its simplicity it assumes a sophistication that gives it an avant-garde touch. In the colorful models in the low variant Clarks expresses a declination certainly more fashionable.
They could become two new classics in the future.




