Roots to boots
Published: Saturday | August 8, 2009

Desert Boot
Originally worn by British officers in World War II, these shoes were a mega hit in the '80s. It's hard to believe that they were worn in battle, due to the fact that some of them were made with suede. It's a type of leather with a napped surface, which is usually hard to maintain.
Desert Trek
Desert Trek
Officially called the Desert Trek, it was more popularly known to us as the 'bank robber'. The name was coined because there is an illustration on the back with a person who has a bag over his back. It was assumed that he was robbing a bank.
Wallabee Boot
They have become some of the more popular Clarks in recent years. For a shoe that was originated in 1965, this model has certainly stood the test of time.
Casual
Recognising that it can't depend on original designs forever, Clarks has created new casual wear. These ones are extremely light and comfortable.
Comfort
Part of Clarks Unstructured collection, these shoes were built for comfort and durability. As for design, it's quite typical to that of most casual shoes but definitely earns its stripes in the comfort department.
Fit
Perhaps one of the biggest reasons Clarks shoes are loved by Jamaican men is because they also catered to broad feet. We want something that looks good, but we aren't compromising on comfort!
Source www.clarks.com
Shoes were courtesy of Manhattan Shoes, Twin Gates Plaza, 906-1824.