Clarks Wallabees have a design and history that goes back to the Second World War where the make of the boot that the British officers were wearing was duly noted. Hence the Clarks Wallabee Chestnut Suede came along from that idea and the shoe has made a name for itself that survives to this day.

And why not? The leather footbed lining wicks away moisture for a splendid interior climate and if you’re not especially fond of this design, there’s plenty of others to choose from in the clarks originals line. The Clarks Men Desert Trek Chestnut is a similar shoe to the other example from the Clarks Wallabees line, and these shoes have the  genuine plantation crepe outsole that cushions the foot and buffers shock. Some of the other shoes that you might see in other loafer lines may look like they come from the Clarks line, but imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. The best in anything is always apparent and these are the shoes that have been pleasing the feet of discerning customers since 1965.