THE DISNEY remake of The Lion King is almost here.
And, to celebrate, Clarks have released a range of footwear for babies and toddlers inspired by the classic kid’s movie.
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The popular high street shoe shop has unveiled its Clarks x Lion King collection ahead of the reboot of the iconic 1994 children’s animation, which comes out on July 19th.
There are three different limited edition designs of their Roamer shoe to suit the little cub in your life.
Each pair features a special design incorporating characters from the famous story – including Simba and Pumbaa.
They also come in three different shades – sand, brown and yellow – and have a Velcro strap or rip-tape fastenings and lightweight, rubber outsole.
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Roamer Wild Toddler, Clarks, £28 – buy here
Each pair of shoes costs £28, and they are already available to order online.
“To celebrate the highly-anticipated new, live-action Lion Kingfilm, Clarks has teamed up with Disney to create an exclusive range of baby and toddler shoes for your very own little cubs,” the brand announced on their website.
“Our Lion King kids’ shoes are made for adventures, wherever they go. Featuring the silhouettes of Simba and his loyal friend, Pumbaa, these suede shoes have been inspired by the spirit of exploration.
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Roamer Jungle Toddler, Clarks, £28 – buy here
“Comfortable, flexible and durable, Wild and Jungle are Limited Edition versions of our popular Roamer silhouette and will ensure your little ones walk with pride.“
Sizes begin at two and run up to five-and-a-half, with half sizes in between.
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Roamer Wild Toddler, Clarks, £28 – buy here
The ‘sand’ shoes T-bar silhouette with a heel loop tab and rip-tape fastening, designed to look like a buckle, help them be put on and taken off easily.
They have also been made with strobel construction to boost flexibility of the foot.
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