END. And Clarks Originals Get Together For A Second Wallabee Artisan Craft Pack
With collaborations with Ronnie Fieg and Salehe Bembury officially on the way, there's no doubt in anyone's mind that hype surrounding Clarks has reached an all-time high. Even if you weren't a fan of the British heritage footwear brand before, chances are it's probably on your radar right now, and it's thanks to projects like the upcoming END. x Clarks Originals Wallabee "Artisan Craft" Pack. The sequel to 2020's collection of the same name, this two-shoe range features two different silhouettes and places an eagle-eyed focus on quality craftsmanship and intricate details.
Taking on the Wallabee Boot and the Wallabee, the former is painted in a lush "Green" hue, while the latter opts for an earthy "Brown" color palette. Made from two-tone suede and nubuck, intricate cross hand stitching decorates the vamps and back quarters. The collars are decked out in vibrant geometric patterns, while beaded laces add to the artisanal aesthetic. Genuine crepe rubber midsoles sit down below for that unmistakably Wallabee look and feel that we all know and love, and rounding off both shoes are co-branded END. x Clarks Originals hangtags that cement the coveted collaboration.
The END. x Clarks Originals Wallabee "Artisan Craft" Pack releases on December 9th, 2022 in men's sizes exclusively at END. Clothing. Both the Wallabee Boot and Wallabee will retail for $165 each. Let us know what you think of this premium partnership, and for the hottest sneaker and streetwear news and releases, follow us on our Twitter and download ourMobile App if you haven't already!
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END. x Clarks Originals Wallabee Boot "Artisan Craft"
END. x Clarks Originals Wallabee "Artisan Craft"
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