Clarks Originals is expanding its 8th St. by Ronnie Fieg collaboration with a range of sharp shoes.
In the duo’s winter 20223 collection, Fieg has grown their footwear offerings with updated versions of their Lockhill sneakers. The $220 style — which is now live on Kith’s website — features color-blocked, paneled suede uppers, complete with woven front laces and Clarks’ signature crepe outsoles.
The sneaker style is cast in two sharp colorways for the cooler months ahead: a pale tan, dark green and mustard yellow palette with smooth suede, while the second features “hairy” tufted suede uppers with deep red, dark green and sandy tan hues. Both are complete with debossed Clarks wordmarks on their sides, as well as embossed suede fob accents.
Also leaning into Clarks and Fieg’s former 8th. Street offerings is its Rossendale boots. The new iterations of the round-toed shoe now feature mid-cut shafts, cinched by front laces. For a winter-worthy finish, one style features deep brown leather uppers with soft shearling lining, while the second includes a mustard yellow suede construction lined in leather.
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Rounding out the new range is the Rushden — Clarks and Fieg’s new boot for the winter season. The military combat boot-inspired style, set atop Clarks’ staple crepe outsoles, features a round-toed silhouette with lace-up fronts. For added texture, the shoe is cast in a smooth, paneled light tan suede colorway, as well as a second paneled brown leather palette with shearling lining. Both are complete with logo-branded tongues and webbed heel pulls for a utilitarian edge.
Clarks Originals and 8th St. by Ronnie Fieg’s full winter 2023 collection will be released on Oct. 27 at 11am CET at Kith’s retail stores, as well as Kith’s website and app.
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