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Clarks launches Pokémon shoes

It’s perfect for nostalgic people!

The Clarks company recently launched two models of shoes featuring Pokémon, and they are perfect for those nostalgic for this Japanese show!

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Both models are Wallabee style shoes, a style that seems to remain popular no matter how many years go by. The new Clarks microcollection includes, for now, two models for adults and one model for children.

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On the company’s official Instagram page, more photos of different models have been shared, and it makes you wonder if these shoes will be available in Canada as well.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg2EXGVgFLx/?hl=fr-ca

For now, only the two adult models are available on the Canadian website. The black shoe is priced at $240 while the yellow shoe is priced at $210.

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The Wallabee model is a Clarks exclusive and the recent collaboration with Pokémon gives the shoes a lot of style! Hopefully the other models spotted on Instagram will be available soon as well.

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