They’re good for your feet, and good for the earth, too. —Vita Daily
Frank And Oak has launched a limited-edition collaboration with sustainable sneaker brand Thousand Fell for the first recyclable, zero-waste Frank And Oak x Thousand Fell sneaker. Each pair of the vegan leather shoes ($150) combines thoughtful design with modern and sustainably sourced materials, making them durable, comfortable and recyclable through Thousand Fell’s Super Circle Program.
Everlane has been the staple brand for providing basics that are sustainable and will stand the test of time. Its new ReLeather footwear collection is made from recycled leather featuring two new styles, the ReLeather Tennis Sneaker and the ReLeather Court Sneaker, both of which capture the essence of Everlane’s sustainable efforts with all footwear being made with recycled materials.
People shoes are totally recyclable, totally vegan and totally stylish. The People Phillips sneaker features Ezy-Brzy upper technology (3D-printed panelling over highly breathable mesh), a slip-on tongue liner, a vent-channelled SuperCush footbed and a shock-absorbing custom-molded SkyLite outsole.
Vessi’s new Everyday Move sneaker are mindfully made from vegan materials, down to the parts you can’t see, which means less waste and energy used in production. The shoe itself is designed to get you moving, with more breathability, all-day comfort and added support.
Combining renewable materials with cosy ZQ Merino wool and a bio-based water repellent shield, Allbirds’ rain-ready Wool Runner Mizzles keep feet predictably dry in unpredictable weather.
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