We created these models with great consideration for water as a natural resource. We used the most sustainable leather tanning method available* - vegetable tanning, and reduced its water consumption with 53%.
For every pair sold, we help save seahorses in partnership with Project Seahorse.
SAVING WATER
A collection dedicated to our oceans.
Katie
Katie Boot
Sylvia Green
Vegetable tanning does not involve chemicals - only natural agents. However, it uses more water in the process than chrome (chemical) tanning.
We succeeded in reducing the water needed for these models with 53%, compared to other leather treated with this method.
SAVING WATER
A collection dedicated to our oceans.
We created these models collection with great consideration for water. We used the most sustainable leather tanning method available* - vegetable tanning, and reduced its water consumption with 53%.
For every pair sold, we help save seahorses in partnership with Project Seahorse.
SAVING WATER
A collection dedicated to our oceans.
We created these models with great consideration for water as a natural resource. We used the most sustainable leather tanning method available* - vegetable tanning, and reduced its water consumption with 53%.
For every pair sold, we help save seahorses in partnership with Project Seahorse.
Katie
Katie Boot
Sylvia Green
Vegetable tanning does not involve chemicals - only natural agents. However, it uses more water in the process than chrome (chemical) tanning.
We succeeded in reducing the water needed for these models with 53%, compared to other leather treated with this method.
Vegetable tanning does not involve chemicals - only natural agents. However, it uses more water in the process than chrome (chemical) tanning.
We succeeded in reducing the water needed for these models with 53%, compared to other leather treated with this method.
LEATHER UPPER
The upper body leather is made with specially developed natural and metal-free tanning. This is why it decomposes in nature so much faster.
LEATHER LINING
The lining of the shoe is also treated with natural metal-free tanning, but in a soft beige color.
ZIPPER
Made with recycled polyester certified by Global Recycled Standard. The metal parts are polished with an eco galvanic lacquering.
OUTER SOLE
Crafted from naturally tanned cow leather, reinforced with TPU in the front, to create a long lasting sole.
INNER SOLE
Made with 60% recycled material, and recycled latex for the support foam in the front. The carbon from production is 100% recycled.
PACKAGING
Mary Rey comes in a special wooden box, normally used for wine. It is certified by Fitok and you can save it and enjoy it for long time!
LEATHER UPPER
The upper body leather is Italian and completely traceable. It's tanned with innovative organic agents and no chemicals, and contains no metals.
LEATHER LINING
The lining of the shoes is also treated with natural metal-free tanning, but in a soft beige colour.
PACKAGING
Introducing our new shoe box! The inside is recycled paper, while the outside layer is made from almond peels, a by-product of the almond industry in South Italy.
LEATHER UPPER
The upper body leather is Italian and completely traceable. It's tanned with innovative organic agents and no chemicals, and contains no metals.
LEATHER LINING
The lining of the shoes is also treated with natural metal-free tanning, but in a soft beige colour.
PACKAGING
Introducing our new shoe box! The inside part of it is recycled paper. The outside layer is created from almond peels, a by-product of the almond industry in South Italy.
For every pair sold, we help save a seahorse in partnership with Project Seahorse.
The first shoe from this collection, Katie was named after Kathryn Larsen - an architectural technologist in love with seaweed. Her passion derives from the old Danish tradition of using eelgrass as a building material.
Kathryn's goal is to innovate the construction industry and create sustainable alternatives to commonly used materials.
LEATHER UPPER
The upper body leather is Italian and completely traceable.
It's tanned with innovative organic agents and no chemicals, and contains no metals.
LEATHER LINING
The lining of the shoes is also treated with natural metal-free tanning, but in a soft beige color.
PACKAGING
Introducing our new shoe box! The inside part of it is recycled paper.
The outside layer is created from almond peels, a by-product of the almond industry in South Italy.
THE INSPIRATION
The first shoe from this collection, Katie was named after Kathryn Larsen - an architectural technologist in love with seaweed. Her passion derives from the old Danish tradition of using eelgrass as a building material.
Kathryn's goal is to innovate the construction industry and create sustainable alternatives to commonly used materials.
THE INSPIRATION
The shoe is named after Mary Reynolds, who is a gardener and landscape designer. She was the youngest contestant to win the gold medal in the Chelsea Flower Show in 2002.
Her ideology is to design with respect for nature, and promote how we can work in harmony with our planet. She sees humans as guardians of the planet, the ones who need to care for the earth.
THE INSPIRATION
The first shoe from this collection, Katie was named after Kathryn Larsen - an architectural technologist in love with seaweed. Her passion derives from the old Danish tradition of using eelgrass as a building material.
Kathryn's goal is to innovate the construction industry and create sustainable alternatives to commonly used materials.
53%
less water used than regular
vegetable tanning
82%
renewable energy
used in production
62%
less COD emissions in
the wastewater
53%
less water used than regular
ordinary vegetable tanning
82%
renewable electricity
used in production
62%
less COD emissions in
the wastewater
* https://www.tannins.org/the-vegetable-tanning-process/
53%
less water used than regular
vegetable tanning
82%
renewable energy
used in production
62%
less COD emissions in
the wastewater
53%
less water used than regular
vegetable tanning
82%
renewable energy
used in production
62%
less COD emissions in
the wastewater
* https://www.tannins.org/the-vegetable-tanning-process/