Clarks original classic , released in 1966 and sold in Japan since 1971.
Clarks' "Wallabee" is named after the wallaby, a small marsupial of kangaroos, and the shoes gently wrap around your feet like a kangaroo repellent that raises its baby in a pouch.
The Wallabee, which features a unique moccasin construction, is an iconic shoe in the Clarks Originals collection and is loved around the world.
A simple, clean and comfortable lace-up style, featuring Clarks Originals' iconic crepe sole with seasonal variations, this comfortable pair of shoes continues to evolve.

Clarks

Clarks is a long-established boot brand originating from the UK. It is known as the oldest shoe brand still in existence in the UK. It was founded in 1825 by brothers Cyrus and James Clark in a town called Street in the southwest of England. When the company was first established, they produced sheepskin slippers with fur, and then they started making shoes that are said to be the origin of casual and comfort shoes, creating masterpieces that can be said to be icons of the brand, such as the "Wallabee" and "Desert Boot". After becoming a huge hit in the US, the brand became famous around the world when it was re-imported to the UK.