MAKING A DIFFERENCE STARTS HERE

natural and recycled quality materials

Quality materials, eco-friendly practices, and ethical manufacturing are important to us. Our shoes are made from certified organic cotton, recycled plastic, natural cork, sustainable jute midsoles, and 100% natural rubber soles, resulting in naturally vegan shoes that look great on you and are good for the environment.

THERE'S A BETTER WAY

Organic GOTS Certified Cotton

Our eco-friendly shoes are made with heart in Europe. Featuring breathable organic cotton/canvas uppers, and soft cotton laces. Our cotton is organic, GOTS certified and farmed responsibly. 

The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is recognised as the leading processing standard for textiles made from organic fibres worldwide. Organic textiles are required to comply with high level environmental criteria and social criteria as well.

A BREATH OF FRESH AIR

Raw Jute

Jute is one of the most ancient shoemaking materials. We use it in our authentic Spanish espadrilles. In addition to being natural, it is a great alternative to plastics and harmful chemicals, and it is an air-purifying material. Research has shown that 1 hectare of jute cultivation can absorb up to 15 tonnes of carbon dioxide and release 11 tons of oxygen during the growing process (about 100 days). 

The midsoles of our jute espadrilles are not dyed like those of other espadrilles manufacturers. These can often contain harmful chemicals. Therefore, all of our espadrilles are made from natural fibres, and contain no additives.

SUSTAINABLE TO ITS CORE

Lightweight Cork

The bark of cork trees is what is used to make our eco sandals. The trees can continue to grow and reproduce bark throughout their lives since they are harvested similarly to other crop trees.

Once the tree reaches maturity, it will be harvested for its bark every nine years. This allows the trees to live full, healthy lives. In fact, cork oak trees that are stripped of their bark can live up to 150 years longer than those that are not. The trees are native to southern Mediterranean countries, such as France and Italy, as well as North African countries, like Algeria and Tunisia.

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