Hurry, Clarks is having a rare shoe sale with discounts of up to 70%
Clarks makes some of the most comfortable shoes around, so if you're in need of a new pair for work, or a wardrobe staple to see you through for years to come, you won't want to miss out on its mega sale. There are discounts of up to 70% available across comfortable winter boots, ballet flats, loafers, heels and more.
There's plenty of high-quality, stylish designs available for less than £50, some as little as £25, which if you're a Clarks fan, you'll know is an absolute steal.
To help you shop and save, we've rounded up the biggest bargains across the men's shoe sale and women's shoe sale, so you don't miss out on a bargain.
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There's timeless options like these Women's Torhill Maple Ankle Boots, now reduced from £120 to £80. They're sure to be a smart boot that still looks chic and will ensure your feet stay warm when it's pouring with rain.
We've also got our eye on these Men's Clarkridge Top Suede Chelsea Boots, which have 50% off, down from £130 to just £65, that are bound to last you for years to come.
With popular sizes selling out fast, these savings are in high demand, so make the most of it and start shopping now to grab a bargain.
This sleek, stylish ankle boots come in three colours; Pewter Metallic, Beige Patent and Black Leather. It has a stretchy panel to make slipping them on and off a breeze, with no fiddly laces or ties. There's also a cushioned footbed for extra support.
This silver leather pair taps into the Mary-Jane trend but is timeless enough to remain stylish for years. Soft and supple, with an adjustable strap and cushioned footbed, they may look like your usual flats, but you won't be left with sore feet at the end of the day.
These suede brown boots are super chic and versatile. For ultimate comfort, they feature a super-soft Contour Cushion footbed that absorbs impact, perfect for everything from the morning commute to after-work drinks.
These cloud-like boots have an ultra-soft faux-fur lining to keep you cosy when temperatures drop. The pull-on design boasts plush underfoot cushioning and a lightweight, durable outsole to guarantee comfort and support.
You can now snap up these smart patent loafers for half price. Featuring a sleek design they have been made to be super comfortable and supportive. One shopper even said they " feel like your walking on air".
If you want to wear heels but can't cope with the discomfort, this kitten heel is the perfect compromise. While it will provide extra height, it also delivers a pillowy-soft footbed and grippy sole for a stable and secure footing.
These suede Chelsea boots will never go out of style and have a whopping £65 off.
A sleek and minimal silhouette, these boots are designed to be easy to pull-on and have a flexible rubber outsole to keep your feet feeling comfortable.White trainers are a versatile shoe that can be worn with almost everything. This design features a super-soft footbed that lends support where you need it most.
These archive-inspired Torhill Hi shoes borrow design elements from two Clarks classics: the iconic Wallabee and the '90s-born Big Gripper. They also make a great smart-casual alternative to trainers.
This is a great work shoe to wear with suits and smart trousers, and best of all, it's now half price. Available in tan or black leather, it features adjustable buckles, a padded heel tab, a soft foam footbed, and a breathable leather lining.
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