The A.P.C. x Clarks Originals Desert Boot and Weaver Pair Ribbed Suede With Glossy Leather

Name: A.P.C. x Clarks Originals Desert Boots, A.P.C. x Clarks Originals WeaverColorway: Caramel, Dark BrownSKU: PXCEM-M53005, PXCEL-M53004MSRP: $190 USD, $210 USDRelease Date: Available nowWhere to Buy: A.P.C.A.P.C. has teamed up with Clarks Originals on a new Interaction built around two of the British shoemaker's most recognizable silhouettes, the Desert Boot and the Weaver. Offered as unisex styles, both models trade their usual finishes for materials that echo A.P.C.'s denim roots and a polished leather option.The materials drive the collaboration. The first option is a textured suede with a ribbed surface meant to recall the look of denim, offered in camel and navy. A.P.C. describes it as ribbed split leather. The second is a smooth brown leather with a glossy finish, giving the lineup a dressier counterpoint. Both styles are cut as unisex models.The Desert Boot keeps the stripped-back design Clarks introduced in the 1950s: clean lines, a simple lace closure and an authentic natural rubber crepe outsole. It's a silhouette with deep subcultural roots, worn over the decades by beatniks, mods and the Britpop generation. A.P.C.'s version adds a metal ring fitted with a leather tab carrying the A.P.C. branding.The Weaver brings more construction detail. It began as an evolution of the Clarks Wallabee, adding a box stitch and a sleeker profile, and it went on to become a staple of the Clarks lineup in its own right. The model reaches its 50th anniversary in 2027. The A.P.C. edition keeps the classic Weaver shape and adds tonal flat laces, an embossed A.P.C. logo on each side, and a crepe sole underfoot.Every pair ships with a removable charm made from the same material as the shoe, so the accessory matches whichever finish you choose. Both brands pitch the collection around longevity, noting that the leathers and crepe soles are built to improve with wear. The accompanying campaign leans into that idea with a lived-in bedroom setting, complete with an unmade bed and shoes left where they were kicked off.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

The A.P.C. x Clarks Originals Desert Boot and Weaver Pair Ribbed Suede With Glossy Leather

Name: A.P.C. x Clarks Originals Desert Boots, A.P.C. x Clarks Originals Weaver
Colorway: Caramel, Dark Brown
SKU: PXCEM-M53005, PXCEL-M53004
MSRP: $190 USD, $210 USD
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy: A.P.C.

A.P.C. has teamed up with Clarks Originals on a new Interaction built around two of the British shoemaker's most recognizable silhouettes, the Desert Boot and the Weaver. Offered as unisex styles, both models trade their usual finishes for materials that echo A.P.C.'s denim roots and a polished leather option.

The materials drive the collaboration. The first option is a textured suede with a ribbed surface meant to recall the look of denim, offered in camel and navy. A.P.C. describes it as ribbed split leather. The second is a smooth brown leather with a glossy finish, giving the lineup a dressier counterpoint. Both styles are cut as unisex models.

The Desert Boot keeps the stripped-back design Clarks introduced in the 1950s: clean lines, a simple lace closure and an authentic natural rubber crepe outsole. It's a silhouette with deep subcultural roots, worn over the decades by beatniks, mods and the Britpop generation. A.P.C.'s version adds a metal ring fitted with a leather tab carrying the A.P.C. branding.

The Weaver brings more construction detail. It began as an evolution of the Clarks Wallabee, adding a box stitch and a sleeker profile, and it went on to become a staple of the Clarks lineup in its own right. The model reaches its 50th anniversary in 2027. The A.P.C. edition keeps the classic Weaver shape and adds tonal flat laces, an embossed A.P.C. logo on each side, and a crepe sole underfoot.

Every pair ships with a removable charm made from the same material as the shoe, so the accessory matches whichever finish you choose. Both brands pitch the collection around longevity, noting that the leathers and crepe soles are built to improve with wear. The accompanying campaign leans into that idea with a lived-in bedroom setting, complete with an unmade bed and shoes left where they were kicked off.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast