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This Clarks® 1965 footwear classic has been updated with some unique and fashionable styling
Progressive moccasin design on a nature-formed last to create the worldÆs first comfort shoe
Nature-formed last allows for a natural toe spread with a leather sockliner to keep feet comfortable and dry
Genuine plantation crepe outsole cushions the foot
Product Description
Keep comfortable in this classic, casual low boot with a modern twist. Since 1965, the Wallabee from Clarks has been synonymous with comfort. Its stylish moccasin design allows a natural toe spread for an enjoyable walking experience. This updated Wallabee boasts beautiful leather uppers and a leather sockliner to keep feet comfortably dry. Every step is enjoyable with the Wallabee's shock-absorbing rubber outsole that also provides slip-resistant traction.
Product Description
Handsewn for a fit that's second to none. Boat shoe looks are always in style. And the Sebago Schooner gives you this style plus genuine moccasin construction that wraps the foot in a single piece of leather. Creates a fit that's uniquely your own. Handsewn moccasin construction true old-world craftsmanship; Rich, genuine leather upper; Sebago Tech non-slip rubber boat outsole; Functional rawhide laces; Leather socklining; Littleway stitching; Padded tongue; Each approx. 14 ozs. Experience the handsewn difference. State Color, Width and Size. Order ONLINE Today! Please Note: This item is shipped directly from the factory. Please allow an extra 2-4 weeks for delivery sorry no express shipping available. We are unable to ship factory direct items to Canada, Puerto Rico or APO or FPO addresses. Men's Sebago Schooner
Reader Reviews
Be forewarned! Never mind all the mellifluous flubdrub about nature-formed last, footwear classic, nineteen sixty-five, etc. The facts of the matter are that (a) the Irish factory where Wallabees were handmade with love closed down in the late 1990s; (b) the product has been made in mainland China since that time; (c) the materials and workmanship don't begin to come close to their former standards, which is duly reflected in the downward price shift ($180 in 1998 but $110 in 2006, inflation notwithstanding); yet (d) the Web sites--which claim that the shoe is "even better"--seem to have no problem with posting photos of the no-longer-available Irish craftsewns while shipping the Chinese hack jobs. Very, very disappointing, gentlemen. (I once found a fellow in Ottawa who had bought up considerable quantities of sand suede Wallabees and was selling them at a premium--$225--that I was happy to pay, but even he ultimately went out of business, just like Peter, my custom Birkenstock sandalmaker in Germany.) I once phoned the vendor to complain, and some imbecile tried to explain to me that the product was "better than ever." I flew into a rage, telling her what she could do with her lies. I also chastised her for having the brass-bound gall to lie to me, a diehard Wallabee fan who has continuously owned (and worn, day in and day out) several pairs--sand suede, oakwood suede, brown leather, and/or black leather--since the age of fifteen, two-thirds of a lifetime ago! (The oakwood [= dark brown] suede were always my favorites, since the sand suede always looked a little too smart-Alecky for me, making me look [quite accurately!] like an upper-middle-class New York City Jewish boy--just mate them with Sergio Valente jeans, a creamy velour shirt, and an ultra-expensive sweater.) All that having been vented, the Wallabee is still a reasonably comfortable shoe--assuming you can find two members of a pair that actually match within a reasonable margin of deviation! Teenage kids won't know the difference, but baby-boomers will be moved to tears. Get with the program and buy either a pair of those ultra-advanced, computer-designed, ruggedized flip-flops (there are scores of vendors) or some quality suede sneakers (leather ones are far too oppressive for the educated foot). CAVEAT EMPTOR!!
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Men's Sebago® Schooner Shoes
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