Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The brand best known for its lightweight EVA shoes and boots on Tuesday launched the Apollo 10, a new lifestyle sneaker for men ...

The House of the Mouse has teamed with the lightweight footwear brand on comfy steppers for spring. By Danielle Directo-Meston E-Commerce Editor If you purchase an independently reviewed product or ...

After releasing the Jefferson Bloom in 2019 as the first-ever shoe to be made entirely of repurposed algae-infused ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), Native Shoes will add to the line with new styles and ...

This past Fall, Sebo starred as the face of Native Shoes’ campaign for the launch of their Apollo 10 sneaker and now, they are bringing their partnership to new heights through the launch of a Spring ...

Native Shoes has made footwear out of plants and recycled materials. The company’s latest innovation is a 3D-printed method that uses more recycled material, which could eventually mean only making a ...

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Many conventional shoes are made with materials sourced from petroleum, but conscientious companies, like Native Shoes, have been rethinking that choice, digging for solutions in using readily ...

Native Shoes is reducing its footprint, both figuratively and literally. The “100 percent beast-free” (read: vegan) Canadian footwear brand has joined forces with Zappos for Good, the Amazon-owned ...

Native shoes, a brand known as much for its sustainability practices as they are for its comfortable shoes, boots, and sandals, recently launched a capsule collection featuring two of its most popular ...

Each style is a new take on the brand’s popular Jefferson shoe, which is made with Sugarlite — Native Shoes’ proprietary material made with a blend of traditional EVA (a rubber-like elastic material) ...

Look down at your feet. Your shoes might seem an innocuous, but they contain lots of forms of plastic, and often leather, giving them their own sizeable carbon footprint. As all companies try to limit ...