It is becoming increasingly clear that we live with a growing concern for the environment. Sustainable production, consumption methods or an ethics environmentally friendly, among other things, they have become strong pillars of the market and today in some of the most demanded by consumers. A range of reasons focused on protecting our planet, why brands have stepped up their efforts to design more eco-friendly products and gain more environmental awareness. On all fields.
Because while some time ago there were only a few companies that led this change to responsible manufacturing, over time, especially after the period of incarceration, this awareness is increasing towards a more ethical market. Also in the fashion sector and more specifically in the market for sneakers, one of the most polluting due to the materials used. Rubber, canvas and other products are now opting for new recycling routes, using recycled and non-recyclable products. vegan character. For all these reasons, it’s not surprising that there are more and more brands and models of durable footwear that are leading the market and even taking a special place in our list of favorites.
The list of reasons is endless. These models offer a different experience, characterized by vegan models, which do not contain material derived from animals or their exploitation. Also because they contain recycled materials (at least 20% of the total weight of the product consists of recycled material). And on tanned models, their skin comes from a tannery certified by their sustainable and responsible production† A long list of good practices with examples such as organic cotton, certified workshops for their ethical social practices, even donations whose purchase triggers an action for the benefit of the environment, people or animals.
Want to know some of the models that make up this list of good habits today? If you’re thinking about renewing your sneakers, it’s time to try one of these options, trendy, stylish, and most importantly, eco-friendly. There are no more excuses, it’s time to join the athletics in the most conscious and responsible way, with your new sneakers environmentally friendly†
Adidas renews its emblematic Stan Smith sneakers thanks to Primegreen technology for a more ecological shoe. The non-slip sole and padded collar offer great comfort and the lace-up closure offers great support. It’s impossible not to love them. You can find them on e-commerce portals like Courir.
Recommended retail price: € 100
Pink sneakers for women with 100% rubber soles. Inspired by canvas sailing, our Imar Copa model is an updated reinterpretation of a classic through a sporty design. In addition, it is ECO in nature because the lining is made of (45% recycled polyester, 35% cotton and 20% viscose, as well as 24% fabric with 100% recycled PET.
Recommended retail price: €99
Prinalf sneakers for women are light, comfortable shoes that can be combined well with any look, both sporty and casual. They are perfect for any time of the year as they are breathable. They are made from recycled nylon, which reduces CO2 emissions and water consumption in the process.
List price: € 93
With an outer material made from 50% corn and 50% PU (25% recycled), all Flamingos shoes have been 100% vegan since Flamingos Life was founded in 2015. The Retro 90 has a new Heritage sole made with 25% natural rubber , 25% conglomerate such as natural silica and 50% synthetic rubber, but not only that, they are also Made in Spain, manufactured in Elche, together with local suppliers within a maximum radius of 40 km from our facilities (all in view of its reduce the ecological footprint).
Recommended retail price: € 140
Made from biobased vegan nappa, recycled insole and organic cotton laces, all delivered in biodegradable packaging. These innovative materials of the M’89 Vegan shoes are super soft and offer total comfort and excellent cushioning. In addition, this pair of shoes has a carbon footprint of 6 kg CO2e. The industry average is 13 kg of CO2e, which is 54% less than the category average.
List price: €145
The Takla Woman Sky are ultra-light and super comfortable vegan sneakers made from vegan, ecological and recycled materials. Dress in fashion with these 100% sustainable dress shoes.
Recommended retail price: €119
The Venturi model is made from a combination of sustainable and environmentally friendly materials. For example, the upper is made from 100% recycled plastic bottles. Meanwhile, the side logo is made of V-shaped rubber and rice scraps (23%). Even in its laces, it follows this reference with the use of a 100% recycled plastic bottle, for tricolor laces or through smooth laces with 100% organic cotton. The insole is made of sugar cane (64%) and recycled plastic bottles (21%) and the sole is of organic origin: made of rubber from the Amazon (25%) and rice waste (24%), could it be better?
Recommended retail price: € 155
The Fiona sneaker is made of organic and recycled cotton and has jute laces. The ergonomic removable insole in recycled PU and the sole sewn only to the upper offer maximum flexibility, comfort and recyclability to this timeless model, handmade to order in our own workshop in Elche (Spain).
Recommended retail price: € 78
Chunky canvas sneakers made from 100% organic cotton grown, spun and woven in Spain. It has a pop of color with the combination of the V and the back strap in mustard, pink, green or navy. Made in Spain with a sole made from vegetable oils instead of minerals.
Recommended retail price: €49.90
Appreciated by many as the most comfortable shoes in the world: soft, fresh, ultra-light and highly breathable. Made from 100% in Spain with bamboo, they are ideal for spring-summer.
Recommended retail price: € 95
Source: Marie Claire

I am Anne Johnson and I work as an author at the Fashion Vibes. My main area of expertise is beauty related news, but I also have experience in covering other types of stories like entertainment, lifestyle, and health topics. With my years of experience in writing for various publications, I have built strong relationships with many industry insiders. My passion for journalism has enabled me to stay on top of the latest trends and changes in the world of beauty.