Shoes

[charsha]

I miss the Clark's shows, and wonder why the drop off. It seems ever since Amy left the company, there are fewer shows. I know I can search the brand, but the showcase of them for the hour I did look forward to. You would think with the coming spring they would show more products. Just saying.

[pprmntstx]

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@charsha wrote:

I miss the Clark's shows, and wonder why the drop off. It seems ever since Amy left the company, there are fewer shows. I know I can search the brand, but the showcase of them for the hour I did look forward to. You would think with the coming spring they would show more products. Just saying.

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There was a Clarks one hour presentation on HSN a couple of nights ago.

[haddon9]

Clarks is a brand that I feel has gone downhill.  There were issues in the past with their shoes coming apart where the sole would lift from the rest of the shoe.....it happened to a pair that I had. 

They also never offered any arch support which I could get around by adding my own but in general they always seemed to hurt my feet. 

I stopped buying Clarks years ago.  I only watched because I liked Amy a lot.

[RespectLife]

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@charsha wrote:

I miss the Clark's shows, and wonder why the drop off. It seems ever since Amy left the company, there are fewer shows. I know I can search the brand, but the showcase of them for the hour I did look forward to. You would think with the coming spring they would show more products. Just saying.

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@charsha 

Sandra just had Clark's on last night.  Maybe there are less full hour shows, but everything is online that is available.

[We rescue cats]

I went to a department store to look for fall shoes that I could wear with dress slacks and noticed that there were fewer Clarks there as well. I've had to go to stores to try them on before ordering online so that there would not be a need to return them because I think their sizing has changed.

[Caaareful Shopper]

Remember, the parent company of Clarks shoes let go of Amy (the former brand rep) as part of their cost-cutting (Amy worked for Clarks, not QVC).  They cut over 150 corporate jobs, and are forecasted to cut even more.

Clarks lost a lot of revenue since 2023.  They state one of the reasons is weak consumer demand, and "difficult economic headwinds."