Recycled Penny Loafers
Recycled Penny Loafers
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Made using recycled materials Zero Carbon Vegan
Traditionally made in a family run factory in Spain
Rubber outsoles stitched onto soft canvas uppers made from 30% organic cotton, 20% virgin cotton, 50% recycled cotton (Recycle Standard certificate No CU-1002090)
Slip on with or without socks They are super breathable, the linings are moisture absorbing and antimicrobial Fully washable by hand or put them in a short cool wash with a towel (to protect from the wash drum)
These are really versatile shoes Pair up with an outfit or keep by the back door to throw on, they also make for a great pair of comfy house shoes
Ethics & Sustainability
This product is certified carbon-neutral
It's delivered to you through our carbon-neutral supply chain in paper and cardboard packaging
You can return it free of charge for 365 days with our paperless carbon-neutral returns service
Use our return to recycle service when this product's at its end of life
Always and forever vegan
Made in Spain
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Super comfy, look great, beautifully made and holding-up well, thank you!
After finding the correct size, I love these shoes. They are super comfortable for me without socks. They do have a slightly rough cut, casual look which I really like. I plan to buy them in beige also.
have not worn yet so do not know
I bought two pairs of these, each of the two different colors. I find the fit to be too small and I have difficulty putting them on, besides they have practically no support or cushion.
Just got these right out of the box with a pair of derby's. These feel like they're made by two different companies, that's how substantial the difference is. There's some back heel part of the construction that feels stiffer than the outside material -- just generally uncomfortable. The overall construction just looks sloppy. I know these are recycled and have that rough cut aesthetic, but it just looks poorly put together. They're $40, so not a big loss here, but just super disappointed with them.
