Sustainable High-Top Sneakers

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The Cariuma IBI High Sneaker Has a Knit Bamboo Upper

The Cariuma IBI High Sneaker is a sustainable footwear style from the brand focused on sleek style and comfort that doesn't come at the expense of the environment. The sneaker is characterized first and foremost by its high-top construction, which is achieved with a knit bamboo upper. This material is harvested right from the plant's stalks, which rapidly regenerates without impacting the soil or the tree itself.

The Cariuma IBI High Sneaker features a Green EVA sugar cane outsole that's durable and eco-friendly, while the memory foam insole features a vegan-friendly construction made with cork and organic mamona oil. Each of the high-top sneakers are finished with lining, threads, logos and laces made with recycled plastic sourced from bottles for a final touch of sustainability.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Footwear - Opportunities for companies to develop eco-friendly footwear using sustainable materials such as bamboo, cork, and organic oils.
2. Eco-friendly Sneakers - The rise of eco-consciousness among consumers presents an opportunity to develop sneakers that are both stylish and environmentally-friendly.
3. Recycling in Footwear - Incorporating recycled materials in shoes, such as plastic sourced from bottles, presents an opportunity to reduce waste and create sustainable products.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear - The footwear industry can develop sustainable and eco-friendly shoe options to meet consumer demand and promote environmentally-conscious production.
2. Sustainable Fashion - The sustainable fashion industry can incorporate eco-friendly sneakers into their product lines to provide stylish and environmentally-conscious options for consumers.
3. Recycling and Waste Management - Businesses in the recycling and waste management industry can collaborate with footwear brands to provide sustainable materials, such as recycled plastic, for use in shoe production.

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