
Clarks · available at 1 store · delivery to US
Originally released in 1949, the Clarks Desert Boot was designed by Nathan Clark—great grandchild of Clark's founder James. He was inspired by the military footwear worn by British soldiers in the Sahara Desert which were made in Cairo's Khan el-Khalili bazaar. For the Engineered Garments collaboration Daiki Suzuki chose the Desert Khan, a low-cut variant of the classic desert style named after the Egyptian bazaar where the original boots were made.
This new injection features the addition of a removable kiltie that adds an extra level of detail and heritage design in a way that Engineered Garments has mastered over the years. Featuring a drastically cleated Vibram sole, this design supports traction and support.
Description from Up There ·
| Store | Landed cost | Delivery | Sizes in stock |
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| Up There Desert Khan x Engineered Garments - Leopard PRT Pony | — US$115.80 + shipping unknown A$165 at store | ○ unknown |
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Similar enough to flag, not similar enough to merge — often the same model in a women's or men's cut. Other colourways are listed above. Check before assuming it's the same product.