#clarks #clarksshoes

00:00 Intro
00:20 The visible logos & stitching
00:58 The outsole
01:37 The inner sole
02:58 The inside tag

Tips on how to identify counterfeit Clarks shoes, boots, sandals and other footwear.

Unquestionably one of British footwear’s most iconic names, Clarks has been producing some of the UK’s finest shoes now for almost two centuries. Yet despite its rich heritage and prestige, Clarks isn’t a brand to rest on its laurels; almost every season the brand strives to reimagine the Clarks archive, introducing exciting new silhouettes and designs into an everexpanding collection that seamlessly combines muchloved classics with modern musthaves.

To help you find your perfect pair of Clarks shoes and answer any questions you have along the way, we’ve teamed up the expert buying team here at AllSole to talk you through everything you need to know about Clarks whether you’re a firsttime buyer or seasoned collector.
A number of online shoppers have complained about getting fleeced by scammers who posted advertisements on Facebook by posing as popular shoe retailer Clarks Shoes.
Online scammers masquerading as popular high street retailers to lure millions of shoppers to share their credit or debit card details and other bits of personal information has been a bane of ecommerce ever since it began.

While ecommerce stores like Amazon, Shopify, EKM, and BigCommerce help real brands sell their wares online and reduce instances of brand impersonation or sales scams, many online scammers are now using powerful social media platforms with millions of users to trick shoppers into visiting their websites and filling in their payment information.

I don’t know if you have heard of Clarks before these are shoes that have been on the market for a very long time and are loved by many. Well, I felt it was time to get myself a pair before I run out of time on earth. I mean, why not wear a nice pair of shoes for the first time in my life?

Blinded by my obsession with the brand, I forgot about the goons that spend a good amount of time making counterfeit products, fooling us into buying what we think are genuine products.

So anyway, I decided to go to the market to window shop as I didn’t have the money to buy anything.

Many of you may wonder how I window shop in the market. Well, we are all different. You know how some people have dinner and breakfast at Serena and others in some sketchy joint in Nyamirambo? Yeah, you might window shop at KCT but I do it at the market!