We do not use materials of animal origin.
Traditional leather production is one of the most polluting industries, closely linked to deforestation and toxic chemical processes. At the same time, many so-called vegan alternatives are still made from oil-based synthetics that do not biodegrade and release harmful substances.
Our goal is to design footwear that respects people and the planet, while moving away from fossil fuel dependency.
That’s why we work with natural, innovative biomaterials that are recyclable or biodegradable, and we recover traditional fibers that combine performance, comfort and low environmental impact.
Piñatex®
Made from pineapple leaf fibers—an agricultural by-product that requires no extra land, water or pesticides. Durable, versatile and animal-free, with a strong social impact.
Cork
Lightweight, waterproof, renewable and biodegradable. Harvested without harming the tree, cork oak forests absorb CO₂ and help prevent desertification.
Organic Cotton (GOTS)
Grown without toxic chemicals or GM seeds, using mostly rainwater. Soft, breathable and safe for direct contact with the skin.
Linen
Naturally breathable, antibacterial and thermoregulating. A historic fiber that offers comfort in all seasons with low environmental impact.
Hemp
Highly resistant, antibacterial and odor-neutralizing. Requires little water, no chemicals, and actively improves soil health.
Hemp Fiber
Breathable, durable and naturally comfortable. Used as the core of our Bambas and Sambalias insoles.
Coconut Fiber
Antibacterial, deodorizing and thermoregulating. Made from coconut shells, it adapts naturally to the foot and absorbs excess moisture.
Bio-Vegetal TPR
An innovative sole material made from vegetable oils. Flexible, adaptable and designed for natural movement.
