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How INVINCIBLE and Clarks transform the Wallabee into a luxury staple

INVINCIBLE and Clarks reimagine the Wallabee design

invincible x clarks wallabee shoe
INVINCIBLE

While INVINCIBLE and Clarks have recently collaborated with various brands, the two are finally joining forces for a reimagined take on the famed Wallabee design. Still celebrating Clarks’ 200th anniversary, the brand has tapped INVINCIBLE to revamp the boot design with plenty of style for the occasion. As we’ve seen in previous Wallabee collaborations, the design remains traditional; however, INVINCIBLE has given the outer design a modern, sleek touch. Balancing practicality and usability, the new design delivers the classic Wallabee look and feel with an elevated twist. Although there’s no saying how many more Wallabee iterations are coming in honor of the brand’s milestone anniversary, this partnership with INVINCIBLE is one of their most sophisticated versions yet. 

INVINCIBLE and Clarks reinvent the classic Wallabee 

Arriving in two new looks, the Wallabee shoe from Clarks has never looked better. The first design features a Taupe long-haired suede upper with smooth leather panels. For a moodier look, the second option features Black nubuck leather with polished leather accents for a shinier effect. On both versions, asymmetric vamp stitching creates a mismatched impact on the left and right shoes. This construction technique was used to create unique creases and touches over time, giving them a custom look with each use. The design also features a lightweight Vibram sole unit that provides comfort and grip for everyday use. A sleek, understated co-branding appears on the heel and leather insoles, with embossed versions of both brands’ logos. Each pair will also include three lace options, giving users even more ways to customize their appearance. The two new Wallabee versions from INVINCIBLE and Clarks are available now via INVINCIBLE’s webstore through a raffle and will retail for 7,980 TWD, or approximately $258 USD

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