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Wallabee Shoes

Dark Brown Suede

Sale price£135.00

COLOUR: Dark Brown Suede

SIZE: UK 8

Dark Brown Suede
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  • Dark brown suede upper
  • Leather lining
  • Moccasin construction with a hand-stitched apron toe
  • Two eyelet lace-up
  • Visible stitching throughout
  • Crepe rubber sole

Dark brown suede, two eyelets, crepe sole, and nothing else to report. Clarks have been making the Wallabee this way since 1967, with the upper wrapped under the foot and the apron stitched on by hand. It's a shoe that has been claimed by mods, rude boys and rappers and has never once looked like it was trying.

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