List of products by brand Clarks

It all began in 1825 in the small town of Street in the county of manufacture Somerset.La flourished soon after, boosted by the purchase in 1856 of the newly invented sewing machine by Singer.

In the early twentieth century, Clarks expanded rapidly under the leadership of John, Roger, and Alice Clark. Introduced new technologies and materials, took full advantage of the economies of mass production and reacted to the variable fashion and the appearance of "woman ankle" putting more emphasis on the development of women's shoes.

In the early 50's, Nathan Clark introduced the Model Desert Boot, the boot had personality and quickly gained popularity worldwide.

Also in the early 60s, the new designs contributed unique characteristics in terms of adaptation to the foot. These models established the general rule to follow for comfort and good shoe fit.

During the decade of the 70s Clarks investment in technological research paid off with the introduction of polyurethane as a sole material, this provided incredible advantages in terms of comfort for customers Clarks. The polyurethane technology, extremely lightweight yet virtually indestructible, established the basis for many successful lines of Clarks, from polyveldts in the early 70s to the latest products from Active Air lines and Springers, incorporating the cushion of air into the soles of polyurethane.

Today Clarks shoes is the No.1 brand in the world, being in the UK, leading outlets and children's shoes.

It all began in 1825 in the small town of Street in the county of manufacture Somerset.La flourished soon after, boosted by the purchase in 1856 of the newly invented sewing machine by Singer.

In the early twentieth century, Clarks expanded rapidly under the leadership of John, Roger, and Alice Clark. Introduced new technologies and materials, took full advantage of the economies of mass production and reacted to the variable fashion and the appearance of "woman ankle" putting more emphasis on the development of women's shoes.

In the early 50's, Nathan Clark introduced the Model Desert Boot, the boot had personality and quickly gained popularity worldwide.

Also in the early 60s, the new designs contributed unique characteristics in terms of adaptation to the foot. These models established the general rule to follow for comfort and good shoe fit.

During the decade of the 70s Clarks investment in technological research paid off with the introduction of polyurethane as a sole material, this provided incredible advantages in terms of comfort for customers Clarks. The polyurethane technology, extremely lightweight yet virtually indestructible, established the basis for many successful lines of Clarks, from polyveldts in the early 70s to the latest products from Active Air lines and Springers, incorporating the cushion of air into the soles of polyurethane.

Today Clarks shoes is the No.1 brand in the world, being in the UK, leading outlets and children's shoes.