These Clarks Originals men’s suede desert boots reflect great craftsmanship in their construction. Nathan Clark launched these boots in 1950. Unlike regular boots, desert boots are made to withstand harsh conditions, and that is why off-duty army officers prefer them. The sole is made from an extremely heavy crepe plantation material that is constructed by layering latex rubber for a wavy textured and gummy finish. The upper material is made from exceptional cola suede from the Charles Stead tannery, and it offers clean and smooth lines. Its interior is lined with a leather material that provides extra cushioning for added comfort. These boots have simple laces that help the main material stand out more. The bootleg height is eleven centimetres with standard width.

Upper: Suede. Lining: Leather. Sole: Crepe.