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A San Francisco company claims it’s made the first net zero shoes and they could be on sale next year!
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The company develops workout shoes using natural materials such as eucalyptus and algae as well as recycled materials
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The shoes equate to 2.94kg of carbon per pair
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We spoke with the owner of Vivobarefoot, looking to build shoes that protect the planet and our feet
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It is focusing on sustainable ingredients and packaging, investments in resource use and innovative product afterlife solutions as well as transitioning to renewable energy
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The footwear maker has repurposed cotton scraps from its factories to create ‘the most sustainable sneakers’
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The new line features recycled polyester fibres made from a total of around 300,000 PET bottles
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To measure the carbon footprint, the company says it takes into account materials, manufacturing and end-of-life status
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The coffee-made shoes aim to reduce massive methane and carbon dioxide gases that spent coffee grounds emit when discarded and landfilled
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The sportswear and fashion company’s ‘Space Hippie’ trainers are made of scraps of material and yarn found on factory floors, as well as various other forms of waste
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Converse is to release models made from recycled plastic bottles, upcycled textiles and reused cotton canvas
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The trainer and fashion brand aims to produce 11 million pairs of Ultraboost Parley shoes in 2019
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