The shoe the Andes made possible.
30-day first pair guarantee. No questions.
Made from single-origin alpaca wool.
1 in 3 customers comes back for a second pair.
The world's only alpaca, banana tree, and recycled cotton blend shoe. Built on a fully traceable supply chain.
AS SEEN IN
"Forbes — "The most stylish outdoor gear"
"CNN — “Lightweight, odor-minimizing, even sockless, and washable”
"ELLE — "The trendiest sustainable footwear"
As seen in
"Forbes — "The most stylish outdoor gear"
"CNN — “Lightweight, odor-minimizing, even sockless, and washable”
"ELLE — "The trendiest sustainable footwear"
Softer than merino. Lighter than you'd expect.
Made from materials that were doing something useful before they became your shoe.
That search took us from banana farms in Ecuador, where Mauricio's family has farmed for three generations — to a Harvard environmentalist's alpaca reserve high in the Andes. Five materials. Everyone traceable. Every one chosen because it outperforms what the industry settled for.
That belief took us from banana farms in Ecuador to alpaca herds in the Andes. Every pair is designed using natural and renewable materials, chosen for how they feel, perform, and impact the world around us.
Street Style repurposed for the common good.
The Difference
The Difference
Softer than merino. Thermoregulating. Sourced from one ranch — Mazar Wildlife Reserve, Ecuador.
Plant-powered cushion. Molds to your foot. Biodegrades after.
Harvested from stems left after the fruit. Antimicrobial by nature.
The world's greenest EVA. Pulls carbon from the air while it grows. Naturally springy underfoot.
Softer than merino. Thermoregulating. Sourced from one ranch — Mazar Wildlife Reserve, Ecuador.
Plant-powered cushion. Molds to your foot. Biodegrades after.
Harvested from stems left after the fruit. Antimicrobial by nature.
The world's greenest EVA. Pulls carbon from the air while it grows. Naturally springy underfoot.
32%
1 in 3 customers comes back for a second pair.
16%
Industry average is nearly double.
3rd generation
Mauricio's family has farmed this Ecuadorian land for four generations. It's in the shoe.
Since 1987
Stuart White has protected this Andean land since 1987. It borders the Amazon.
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