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Cactus Skin

It is from its large, thick, and supple leaves that this bold, responsible, and 100% vegan material is made. Harvested from the Nopal cactus, the leaves are collected by hand, sun-dried, and then transformed into a material remarkably similar to traditional leather. It retains the same soft, matte texture, but with a fresh twist, and above all, a much more sustainable manufacturing process. In our boots, cactus makes up 35% of the outer material, resulting in a 94% reduction in carbon footprint. A material with a delicate feel, a lightweight, breathable feel, and remarkable durability; perfect for an active, urban, and feminine lifestyle.

Pineapple Skin

The fabulous Piñatex®: a revolutionary fabric already renowned for its strength, lightness, and flexibility. Created from pineapple leaf fibers, it represents a sustainable and essential alternative. Appreciated by fashion connoisseurs worldwide, it embodies the perfect fusion of style and environmental responsibility.

Bio-Material

Bio-based materials are sustainable alternatives to traditional leather. Approved by PETA, they are made from plant-based and recycled materials, thus helping to reduce their environmental impact. The composition of a bio-based material can vary; the one we use is composed of 48% bio-polyols derived from non-GMO grains, combined with FSC-certified viscose and GRS-certified recycled polyester.

Thanks to the use of certified raw materials, their manufacture is part of a more responsible approach. Compared to tanned leather, bio-materials have reduced environmental impacts, particularly in terms of climate change, acidification of aquatic environments and use of natural resources, as evidenced by Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).

MUSHROOM

An innovative alternative to animal leather, developed from mycelium, the underground network of fungi that naturally contributes to ecosystem balance. This technology allows for the valorization of a renewable resource while reducing its environmental impact, with a sequestration capacity of up to 30% of CO₂ emissions.

Made from mycelium grown on plant-based resources, this material offers a pleasant feel, excellent resistance, and uses only FSC or GRS certified substrates.

Recycled PET

Made from recycled plastic bottles, this GRS-certified material offers remarkable strength and a delicate finish. Naturally waterproof, it combines practicality and elegance for everyday use. While every choice has an impact, using recycled PET gives existing resources a second life, contributing to waste reduction and responsible innovation.

Recycled Textile

The satin we use is GRS certified, recycled, and composed of 70% cotton, 18% recycled polyester, and 12% polyester. The velvet, on the other hand, is made of 37% recycled microfibers. These materials offer excellent durability as well as a soft and refined finish. Naturally sustainable, they combine comfort, elegance, and practicality for everyday use. By choosing these materials, we give existing resources a second life, thus contributing to waste reduction and responsible innovation.

Recycled Glitters

Recycled sequin fabric is made from cotton (48%) combined with recycled PET glitters (52%). The recycled PET comes primarily from recycled bottles and food packaging. New recycling technologies require relatively little energy and allow for the production of excellent quality products with a low carbon footprint.

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Our Insoles

The majority of our outsoles are made from an innovative biosourced material, composed of a corn-derived polymer and recycled polyester fibers from textile waste. Through a fermentation process using corn starch as a raw material, this technology reduces reliance on fossil resources, and helps reduce greenhouse gas (CO₂) emissions by 63% and energy consumption by 40%. Combining plant-based innovation and the circular economy, this material offers high technical performance while contributing to a more responsible design approach.

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