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Eco-Friendly Footwear

January 29th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
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Is it possible for a shoe to be planet-friendly without looking like a hippie clad-hopper? Simple Shoes thinks so. They developed a line of sustainable sneakers called ecoSNEAKS. In addition to looking great, ecoSNEAKS are not your ordinary shoes. The sneakers are made using water-based elements, 100% post consumer recycled pulp foot forms and boxes, 100% organic cotton linings and collars, PET (recycled plastic bottles) laces and pedbeds, recycled car tire outsoles, and latex/PET elastic.
EcoSNEAKS are a collection of mainstream environmental-friendly footwear that feature trendy and colorful styles while utilizing recycled and natural materials and are available in many sizes for both men and women.
I wear SKID (style no. 2117). Its a nice looking high-top sneaker with a comfortable fit. What makes me feel even better, by wearing ecoSNEAKS I am actively doing my part in cleaning up the environment. www.SimpleShoes.com

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  1. Comment by Jared Tracy on 3 February 2008:

    Simply Brilliant! I think I’m going to get a pair. After seeing Crocs on The Apprentice the other day, I decided to get a couple of pairs.

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