Clarks

Clarks is a shoe brand that was founded in 1825 in Street, United Kingdom, by brothers Cyrus and James Clark. Since its creation, the brand has set itself apart through the quality of its shoes, their durability, and their extreme comfort. Initially, the Clark brothers started out with producing sheepskin slippers. With time, the company grew to offer a wide range of footwear for everyone. One of Clark's major contributions to the industry was the creation of the "Desert Boot" in the 1950s, which became iconic. Throughout its history, the brand focused on comfort, investing in research to bring wellbeing to the wearer. Despite its British roots, Clark established itself as a global brand, present in many countries. Its capacity to fuse style and comfort led to a diverse range of products from dress shoes to tennis shoes. Durability is another key feature of the brand; many customers consider their purchases to be long-term investments. Overall, Clarks distinguishes itself through its business ethics, favouring responsible manufacturing, fair labour practices, and a reduced carbon footprint. In this way, Clarks is a brand that has evolved with the times, remaining loyal to its original values: quality, comfort and integrity.