French label A.P.C. adds another fresh pair of desert boots to this season’s ever-expanding range. Simple enough with the right shade navy in butter soft suede. Crepe sole keeps it comfy while the sheep skin lining works double roles by keeping the wearer warm. Metal hook in the top lace spot and a pull-tab on the heel through a twist into the details. Also comes in a more classic beige. Now in stock at A.P.C’s Zozotown store, though they may very well be found at your local A.P.C. retailer.

More looks at the A.P.C. Sheepskin Derby High after the click.

British footwear label F-Troupe present their interpretation of the on-trend Desert Boot with a low-tech wool TC08. The F-Troupe boot includes a warm wool upper, twine laces, and a soft crepe sole. Comes in three colorways: black, purple, or plaid. To be honest, they look kind of itchy from the outside, but we’re sure they’re super comfy when worn. Journal Standard has them on the virtual racks.

More looks at the F-Troupe Fall/Winter 2009 Wool TC08 Boots after the jump.

Italian shoe manufacturer Raparo has released a classically styled Desert Boot with a premium felt upper. Makes for an interesting alternative to the the traditional suede and leather offerings presented by most labels. And while the sole is constructed of the standard crepe, it’s a much lower profile than your average. Three colors are available now at United Arrows.

Have a closer look at the Raparo Felt Desert Boots after the flip.

The Clarks family began producing footwear in 1825, and in the mere 185 years since then they have produced some of the most celebrated styles around, including the Desert Boot, Wallabee and Natalie. The Originals range is designed with this rich history in mind, and this season sees these classic silhouettes given a well deserved spotlight with antique Tan and Brown shades.

Autumn 2009 also sees a new addition to the range (pictured up front.) “The Blackdown is a chukka height boot that features the famous crepe sole, as well as a butt seam detail around the sides. The Blackdown is quintessentially Clarks, hard-wearing and extremely comfortable with a design that could only have come from Street.” Available for purchase through End.

Have a detailed look at the Clarks Originals Autumn 2009 Collection after the leap.

The new Dr. Martens “Windsor Langley” Desert Boots are looking really good. Uppers come in premium canvas, combines with a leather welt and contrasting stitching, we have a winning combo here. The boots are available in black and in tan at Goodhood.

More detailed images of the Dr. Martens “Windsor Langley” Desert Boots follow after the jump.

Clarks is sticking to the classics and revives in their Spring/Summer 2009 collection the “Prince Of Wales” check design. The pack consists of the Wallabee, the Desert Boots and the Lugger. A true British meets British collaboration. All three feature the classic Clarks crepe sole. Via DC.

Clarks has released a really nice new version of their Desert Boot. The same grey we already liked a lot on the Common Projects Chukka and it looks just as nice on these Desert Boots. Goes with everything and also for pretty much every occasion. They are now available at For The Greater Good.

Common Projects will be introducing a new model for Spring 2009 – the Desert Boots. As usual the brand presents a very clean silhouette and concentrates on the quality leathers and details. Here we show the new high top sneaker in black and white. Via Matt George.

Clarks has released the Natural Canvas pack, which consists of a Wallabee, Desert Boots and also the Natalie. All three come with an upper made up of Natural Canvas, which has not been colored. Accents come in light brown leather.
All in all a very solid set for the warmer months ahead. Chapterworld has them in stock now.
Check out the Desert Boots after the jump.

Atmos now received the Black Hairy Leather Collection by Clarks. The collection consists of three shoes – Natalie, Wallabee and Desert Boots. All three feature a black horse hair upper that makes them look subtle but not at the same time. Definitely a nice alternative for this Fall/Winter season.