Handcrafted and heritage-inspired.

A summer-ready update for Clae's court-style essentials.

The latest entry in their Manual Industrial Products collection.

The original model was released in 2010.

The shoe will be available via raffle on April 16th.

The grape waste is a byproduct of Italian wine production.

The label's upcycled design philosophy has been translated into a new version of the Nike basketball classic.

Available tomorrow, February 12th.

The new styles feature organic cotton construction in two new silhouettes.

A monochromatic update for the Converse classic.

The shoes feature both recycled uppers and soles made out of reclaimed rubber.

The futuristic collection is its most experimental yet.

The company has been making shoes at their family-owned factory since 1967.

Monochromatic and minimalist.

An artisan-crafted revamp of the classic American running shoe.

A shout out to all the small businesses out there.

No one does luxury sneakers quite like Feit.

For the uninitiated, the 1300JP is only available every five years.

The shoes use yarns made from recycled plastic water bottles, t-shirts, and yarn scraps.

The Type O-1 and Type O-2 styles are refreshed with new colors.

The shoe uses offcuts as its core design elements.

Classic court styling now comes with a vegan-friendly design.

The new version gets a Footscape-inspired design and Solarsoft cushioning.

The sneaker is designed from the ground up for quickly taking on and off.