In 1825, Somerset brothers Cyrus and James Clark made a slipper from sheepskin offcuts initially intended to be used in rugs and unknowingly birthed a company that would go on to become a British household name.

Iconic styles like the Wallabee, Desert Boot and Desert Trek are what most people associate with the Clarks brand now, almost 200 years later, having seen them on the feet of everyone from the Wu-Tang Clan to the youth involved with British mod culture and even Jamaican reggae and dance hall stars of the 70s. Not a company to rest on their laurels, Clarks have also consistently pushed boundaries within contemporary footwear design, introducing more experimental silhouettes like the Weaver and Tri-Genic Flex, which have become important aspects of their collection, season after season. More than just a shoe-brand, Clarks is an important piece of British cultural heritage and we're proud stockists of their originals line.