Simple Shoes 'Macaroon' Eco Sneaks

Simple uses sustainable textiles such as  recycled plastics, organic cotton, cork, hemp, jute, bamboo, recycled tires and inner tubes,  natural rubber crepe, latex and felted wool to make their shoes.  In addition, they respect internationally recognized human rights and environmental standards and place them at the core of their business practices.
   * Hemp uppers
   * Certified organic cotton woven linings
   * Inner tube strap underlay
   * Ortholite/recycled car tire pedbeds
   * Yes, that outsole used to be a car tire
   * Vulcanized rubber sidewall, toecap and heelcap
   * Button snaps? I love button snaps!
   * 100% post consumer paper pulp foot forms
   * Available in whole sizes only. If between sizes, order a ½ size up.
   * Ships in Simple's totally start-of-the-art/back-to-the-future post-consumer recycled box
   * Made with water-based cements
* The bottom of these shoes used to be tires that rolled around on an axle that was connected to a car. Given the inherent nature of use like this, some of the shoe bottoms (i.e. tires) are marked up a little. Sure, we buff them out and put them on the bottom of the shoes, but they still show wear. If you get them and you decide you can't deal with the past life of that particular car tire, we'll take them back, as long as they are in new and unworn condition.