Clarks (Gran Vía)

The Clarks story began in 1825 in the little town of Street in the county of Somerset, when Cyrus Clark began tanning sheepskin rugs. His brother James joined him five years later, introducing slippers made from the same material.

The manufacturing flourished, boosted by the purchase of sewing-machines recently invented by Singer. And so on, the brand invested in technological research, with the aim of using the best quality materials to obtain light, comfortable, long-lasting footwear with an elegant and sophisticated design.

Other branches of Clarks can be found at No. 15 Gran Vía, No. 43 Calle Goya, No. 37 Calle Conde de Peñalver, and No. 26 Calle General Perón.