I have been using Clark's shoes for my children for the last 10 years so have had quite a lot of experience of their service and shoes. I have used quite a few different stores and purchased both boys and girls shoes. Below is a summary of our experiences. The service I initially chose Clarks for my children's first shoes due to their reputation and if im honest the fact they offered the novelty of photographing your child in their first shoes, (sad but true) this did influence my decision, after all who could resist having their little angel photographed in their very first shoes!. I have always been very impressed with the ...  Read the complete review

The Clarks family have been selling shoes since 1825! It was the place where my mum would always take me to get my school shoes. I remember them measuring my feet as a child and still see kids in there now having the same thing done. As a teenager/ young adult I didn't shop at Clarks and wore 'silly' shoes, probably as a result of this I now have bunions. As I've got older and my feet have suffered, comfortable shoes have become very important to me and I've looked again at Clarks. I would start by saying that not all Clarks shoes are what I would call comfortable. They do sell high fashion shoes with heels that probably are more comfortable than ...  Read the complete review

I'm in my early-mid twenties and my feet have probably been mistreated by my shoes as much as the next girl. I've worn horrendously high heels, I've worn cheap shoes with soles so thin you can feel the pavement on every step, shoes that the rain has leaked through in seconds and finally shoes that don't fit properly and pinch my toes/give me blisters/make me unable to walk after a few hours! I had always been told that Clarks shoes were really comfortable but I had given in to them six years ago at my mum's insistence while buying some new work shoes and they were the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever owned, they absolutely killed the arches on my feet and were very ...  Read the complete review

This review is for children's shoes at Clarks, rather than the adults. Clarks is NOT the place you should be going to get your child's shoes when they start taking their cute wobbly first steps. Clarks shoes are too supportive and don't allow for natural strengthening of the muscles and ligaments in the foot. Toddlers don't need their foot arches and ankles supporting at their age - they should be left as free as possible to strengthen naturally by themselves or they become weak, which can lead to back problems in later life. Barefoot is best! Countries where barefoot is normal, such as India, have very few people with back and posture ...  Read the complete review

When I was young if I ever need a pair of new shoes we would always go to our local Clarks shoe shop, most of the time leaving with a new pair of Magic Steps shoes. Clarks Shoe shop is renowned for its high quality shoes for all the family and dates back to 1825, it is a shop found on most high streets as well as online. I think for me as a child the best part of visiting the Clarks Shoe shop was the lollipop you got after choosing your new shoes. The History of Clark Clarks was founded in 1825 by the Quaker Brothers Cyrus and James Clark, originally their business made sheepskin rugs and slippers, not the wide range of various shoes that can be found ...  Read the complete review