Ronnie Fieg and Clarks’ connection began decades ago, starting from the David Z silhouette in the middle of the 1990s. Since then, the regular collaborators have presented a variety of designs, with the well-received Wallabee collection and the recent adidas Samba serving as highlights.

With a variety of both summer-ready and subtle colours, Fieg and Clarks Originals unveil the latest in their collaborative portfolio, embracing new renditions of the Maycliffe, Rossendale, Breacon, Sandford, and Lockhill staples.

The Rossendale, Beacon, and Maycliffe are the first pair of sneakers to feature the same running-inspired sole. The Maycliffe’s profile combines sports styling with handcrafted details. For instance, the shoe features perforated side panels and moccasin stitching, and its all-blue appearance is enhanced with a maple suede upper.

The Breacon, on the other hand, features nubuck uppers with stitching and elaborate paneling that combines “Light Brown” and “Cool Grey” colors. The Sandford features suede uppers in a blend of grey, “Deep Blue,” and brown tones that are inspired by the Clarks Originals London warehouse.

All the pairs are available now on Clarks Originals in a variety of alternate colorways for each model. Prices range between £140 to £180, approximately US$170 to US$220.

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