Cariuma x Deus Sneaker

Cariuma and Deus Ex Machina collaborated to create the OCA Low Sneaker for adventurers who care about sustainability. The sneakers ethically sourced materials include premium suede from LWG-certified tanneries, cotton canvas lining, and a slip-resistant natural rubber sole. The insole, made of Mamona oil bio-based with cork, is both comfortable and eco-friendly. The laces are made of recycled plastics and organic cotton with debossed metal aglets, and the sneaker comes with two sets of laces. The handmade, vulcanized construction with a fully stitched outsole ensures durability. This timeless design reflects a shared love for the planet and a free-spirited lifestyle.

AXEL ARIGATO GENESIS VINTAGE RUNNER

Axel Arigato is a contemporary Swedish brand that produces some of the finest minimally styled sneakers around. Their Genesis Vintage Runner will make for the perfect addition to your shoe collection. The minimalist sneaker features an upper made from recycled PET bottles and recycled plastic waste...
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Outerknown x Levis Sherpa Trucker

He has been crowned Surf´s World Champion a record 11 times, now Kelly Slater has ventured into the fashion world, and has recently unveiled his new clothing brand - Outerknown, a sustainable menswear brand. Now, they have teamed up with the biggest denim manufacturer on the planet for a limited edition of the iconic, Sherpa-lined version of Levi’s Type Three Trucker Jacket. The fabric chosen uses 70% less water than traditional denim, making it the perfect earth...
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VOLLEBAK 100 YEAR HOODIE

The Vollebak 100-Year Hoodie is a special and ultra rugged hoodie made entirely from the aerospace grade composite fiber known as kevlar. Commonly used in spaceships, aircrafts and racing vehicles, this ultralight yet superstrong fiber will last years even if used under stressful conditions, and its appearance will reflect every passing year. In fact, this London based brand suggests that it will last well over 100 years… hence the name. Although kevlar ...
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