Supreme takes on a new stylish collaboration with Clarks

Clarks, Supreme collaborate on new Wallabee shoe

By Leslie Leon Published June 22, 2025

model wearing supreme x clarks shoe — Supreme / Supreme

While not the first time Clarks has lent its traditional Wallabees design for a collaboration, its newest partnership brings an undeniable youth and edge to the brand. Partnering with Supreme, the latest collaboration brings Clarks’ iconic shoe into the spotlight again, with three exclusive colorways. While new designs often bring a unique look, this collaborative design keeps all of the aspects of the Wallabee that you know and love. Supreme uses its street-savvy style touch in this collaboration to bring the design to a brand-new audience. A staple in the footwear world, the Wallabee shoe is nothing short of a timeless classic, and the newest collaboration with Supreme now cements the shoe as a street-style worthy footwear option.

Supreme and Clarks deliver a new look for the Wallabee

For this refreshing new collaboration, Clarks and Supreme are taking another look at the Wallabee shoe and giving it three new colorways. The shoe has gotten a sleek upgrade with a stellar leather upper and leather lining. The intricate new material allows this design to have the same appearance as any other Wallabee but with a refined and interesting touch. Like all other Wallabee designs, this collaborative shoe comes with a classic natural crepe sole to provide comfort and a blend of Clarks’ traditional style. Exclusive to Supreme, the new collaboration comes in three exclusive colors: pink, beige, and grey. These versatile and soft hues are the perfect way to blend the shoe with your everyday wardrobe without a struggle. The Supreme x Clarks Originals Wallabee shoe is available via the Supreme webstore and retails for $198 each.

Leslie is a Los Angeles-based writer and content creator. She is always researching and finding the latest fashion trends…

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