Clarks

Clark international limited is a British-based, international shoe manufacturer and retailer founded in 1825 in England by Cyrus Clark and James Clark.

Its headquarter is located at somerset, England, Its area of service is world wide,Clark number of employees is a total number of 15,380.

In that same year, which is 1825, Clark made the world first foot shaped shoe. The company has a number of 22,000 Clark styles in heir archive. They have shoes for the both genders irrespective of their age, they make provisions for women, men, boys, girls footwear.

The company was declared the 31st largest private company in the UK in the year 2013. 
Since 2010, the company has moved into India, where it now has 25 stand-alone stores, and relaunched marketing in China, where it has opened 400 outlets in partnership with local footwear retailers.

The company is popular for its Desert Boot a distinctive ankle height boot with crepe rubber sole. It was officially launched in 1950.

The origins of Cyrus and James Clark the co-founders of Clark international limited who happens to be brothers can be traced back to 1821 when Cyrus Clark (1801–1866) entered into a partnership with a Quaker cousin in the trade of fell mongering, wool-stapling and tanning in Street, Somerset. 

By 1825, this partnership had been dissolved and Cyrus relocated to a site on the High Street, utilizing premises that belonged to his father-in-law to exploit his idea of making rugs out of sheepskins instead of pulling off the wool. 

Cyrus and James Clark recognized this as the beginning of their business and continue to occupy the site upon which Cyrus started to this very day.
By 1828, as the business had grown, Cyrus appointed his younger brother James (1811–1906) as an apprentice.

The brothers developed national and international trade (Ireland in the 1820s, Canada by the 1830s, Australia in the 1850s) and were notably innovative, winning the Gold Medal at the Great Exhibition in 1851.

In 1863, a certain lack of financial constraint and questionable planning brought the business to the brink of bankruptcy.

In 1839, James' eldest son, Williams Stephen Clark became a prospective business partner of Clark international limited.

William Clark put in place an accelerated repayment plan that saw indebtedness drop considerably to 1873 when he became a partner in the business with his father James.

In May 2018, the company announced that it would build a new production plant next to its headquarters in Street, Somerset. The £3 million factory would see the latest in robot technology and create 80 jobs and produce over 300,000 pairs of Desert Shoes per year.

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