Frank and Oak introduces the 'Court' shoe, which is a modern zero-waste sneaker designed to combat food waste. Arriving as the result of a collaboration with Thousand Fell, the sneaker is set to release in August. Among the shoe's key components are discarded coconut husk and sugar cane, ingeniously repurposed to craft a sustainable and eco-friendly footwear option. By adopting this approach, Frank and Oak underscore their commitment to ethical and responsible consumption.
"For the past two years, we have seen firsthand the positive response from our customers to the Frank And Oak X Thousand Fell classic White sneaker," says Dustin Jones, CEO of Frank And Oak, "We are now excited to bring a new, exclusive style made from the same innovative, fully recyclable materials."
The 'Court' silhouette will retail for $155 dollars in the U.S. and Canada.
Food Waste-Crafted Shoes
Frank and Oak Showcase a New Circular Zero-Waste Sneaker
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