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Sustainable Shoes
1,203 pieces from 27 independent brands. Most cost between $50 and $355. 564 are on sale right now. The brands are based in the United States. Main materials: recycled synthetics (10%), organic cotton (6%).
Showing 48 of 1203 pieces from 27 ethical brands.
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thousandfell.com
mattandnat.com
emersonfry.com
unitedbyblue.com
thousandfell.com
adelanteshoes.com
everlane.com
everlane.com
unitedbyblue.com
taylorstitch.com
everlane.com
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taylorstitch.com
thereformation.com
mattandnat.com
fleksfootwear.com
everlane.com
everlane.com
thereformation.com
unitedbyblue.com
everlane.com
everlane.com
thereformation.com
threads4thought.com
everlane.com
threads4thought.com
thereformation.com
thereformation.com
taylorstitch.com
everlane.com
mattandnat.com
shopredone.com
threads4thought.com
everlane.com
adelanteshoes.com
everlane.com
everlane.com
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allbirds.eu
everlane.com
mattandnat.com
shopredone.com
fleksfootwear.com
thousandfell.com
everlane.com
thereformation.com
mattandnat.com
Why buy Shoes?
Shoes are one of the hardest things to make sustainably: they combine many materials that are glued together, which makes them difficult to repair or recycle. The brands here work on that in different ways, with uppers in organic cotton, hemp, wool or recycled fibres, natural or recycled rubber soles, and vegan alternatives to leather. When you choose a pair, look at what the upper and sole are made of, whether the sole can be replaced, and where the shoes are made. A pair you can wear and repair for years beats any material claim.