Carhartt WIP Utilizes Signature Colors For First Ever Clarks Originals Collaboration_Sole Says It All

Two hallmarks of industry, Clarks and Carhartt are among some of the most recognizable names from 40-year-old suburban dads to even young streetwear enthusiasts. While the staple Wallabee boot has seen many a reference to meth-producing television icon Walter White, it continues to maintain legendary relevance without ridicule thanks to many a curated collaboration, a breadth that is now set to include the more modern Carhartt WIP line. Two schemes characteristic of the workwear imprint themselves pay homage to the skate scene of 1990s Europe: one stays a more subtle mix of brown combi while the next plays on more militaristic elements in its choice of olive drab. The latter, which is just a bit more bold as far as earth tones go, opts for camo prints at its lining while the accompanying matches its suede upper with solid-toned canvas. Crepe soles retain the traditional form while lace fobs emboss with both logos. Grab a detailed look at both colorways right below and find them rolling out to select retailers come September 5th.