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Clarks Wallabee goes wild in Sneakersnstuff’s Acid Realtree Camo

Clarks and SNS develop the boldest Wallabee in the brand's history

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It’s the Clarks’ 200th anniversary, and the brand is getting ready to go big for the occasion. For any design to reach 200 years, it marks a critical moment in that brand’s history. For Clarks, this is another example of the brand’s heritage and significance in footwear. While Clarks is known for its sophisticated, classic, and timeless design, the celebratory moment called for a more unique look to the brand’s most iconic silhouette. For the occasion, Clarks tapped Sneakersnstuff (SNS) to reimagine the Wallabee with a new look and feel that’s far from the original. With a new bold, patterned look, the latest Wallabee design marks a new era that embraces new trends and generations, while keeping some of the history and tradition from before. True to SNS’s bold style, the new Wallabee utilizes its Acid Realtree Camo pattern in a way that ensures high impact. 

Clarks’ Wallabee gets a bold camo pattern update from SNS

Taking the Wallabee to its maximum, SNS has updated the silhouette with a statement pattern that makes the classic shoe almost unrecognizable. Keeping its original shape and design, the Wallabee has been updated with a digitized, vivid camouflage pattern on the moccasin upper. Contrasting the camo pattern is the shoe’s natural crepe sole. Bringing a more streetwear-inspired touch to the British brand’s timeless shoe, this Wallabee emphasizes the design’s layering and craftsmanship. The SNS x Clarks Originals Wallabee is available exclusively at SNS’s retail locations and online store. While Clarks has recently found collaborators who combine heritage and minimalism, this new limited-edition release is a bold step out of that mold, making it a unique grab for collectors and fans alike.

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