Above, Alexandre Herchcovitch's JOY, $86 (US)
...have not gotten the memo that shoes made out of plastic, aesthetically appealing and reasonably priced though they may be, are probably not a socially acceptable option for sweaty-footed people like me. (Do you see ventilation holes anywhere? I thought not.)
(By the way, the US official website sucks. Try the Austalian one.)
Furthermore, even if all the products are made of the same material and can, therefore, be easily recycled, who the hell recycles their shoes? Where? I think it's a nice concept, but wouldn't it make more sense to not use plastic in the first place? How about plant-based materials, guys? How about shoes that don't wear out so quickly? How about we wear the crap out of our shoes before throwing them away? How about the best option - wait for it - shopping vintage?
(By the way, the US official website sucks. Try the Austalian one.)
Furthermore, even if all the products are made of the same material and can, therefore, be easily recycled, who the hell recycles their shoes? Where? I think it's a nice concept, but wouldn't it make more sense to not use plastic in the first place? How about plant-based materials, guys? How about shoes that don't wear out so quickly? How about we wear the crap out of our shoes before throwing them away? How about the best option - wait for it - shopping vintage?
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