Fresh off its collaboration with Gap, A.P.C. is back with another tie-up — this time, for shoes.

On Wednesday, the French fashion brand released its two-piece footwear collaboration with Clarks Originals. The unisex capsule revolves around two of the U.K-based footwear firm’s signature styles, the Desert Boot and the Weaver. Both styles come in denim-inspired textured suede in camel and navy colorways as well as in a glossy, smooth brown leather. Plus, each pair ships with a removable “A.P.C.” charm made from the same material as the shoe.

The Weaver, a style celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2027, was born as an evolution of the classic Wallabee, featuring a box stitch and a more streamlined silhouette, becoming an icon within the Clarks lineup. For this collaboration, A.P.C. keeps the classic construction, premium leather and suede, and signature crepe sole.

As for the Desert Boot, the silhouette was originally designed in the 1940s by Nathan Clark and took inspiration from boots worn by off-duty British Army officers while stationed in Egypt during World War II. Since it launched at the Chicago shoe fair in 1949, the Desert Boot became an instant hit going on to be worn by jazz musicians, beatniks, and mods through the 1950s and ‘60s. And Steve McQueen and Bob Dylan turned it into a cult style.

Now, A.P.C. takes on the silhouette in full grain leather with a crepe sole in two versions: smooth dark brown leather and ribbed split leather in a camel color.

The new A.P.C. x Clarks Originals collection, which retails between $190 and $210, is now available at Apc-us.com.

This is just the latest shoe collaboration for Clarks, which is no stranger to teaming up with brands on special projects. In June, Moncler previewed its collaboration with Clarks, the Moncler Trailgrip Clarks Wallabee GTX shoe. Described as “mountain utility meets traditional craftsmanship,” the style merges the signature moccasin silhouette from Clarks with terrain-ready performance. Presented in soft khaki or beige suede with a Gore-Tex lining and set on a special Vibram rubber sole.

Clarks has also recently joined forces with NN.07, Andersson Bell and Todd Snyder on limited-edition shoes.