Designed in 1949 by Nathan Clark, the Desert Boot was originally inspired by the boots worn by the old Eighth Army Divisions in Burma. The first pair was hand produced in Cairo's Khan el-Khalili bazaar and quickly became a bestseller in the United Kingdom. This season the brand presents an off-white iteration, constructed from leather in a snake textured style. Sitting upon the classic crepe sole, the pair is finished with a leather Clarks tag and a set of tonal laces
