Call It Spring recently launched a collection of sustainable shoe designs that feature styles that are made with recycled plastic bottles, water-based glue and algae-based Bloom foam insoles. With these new styles, Call It Spring spells out the impact of its newest collection—it's made from over 295,000 recycled plastic bottles, saved 58 tons of CO2 emissions and cleaned over a million of liters of water in rivers and lakes.
The sustainable styles include footwear designs for men and women, as well as accessories made with recycled and renewable materials. Some of the standout styles include the cozy, cognac-colored Erasa boots, the strappy Daleena heels and the Plateau mid-calf boots, all of which are vegan—meaning that they are all free from animal skins, feathers, furs, hairs, wool fibers, shells, silk and any other animal-based processes.
Planet-Friendly Footwear Designs
Call It Spring's Sustainable Shoe Designs Use Eco Materials
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Footwear - The rising trend of sustainable footwear designs that are made of eco-friendly materials creates opportunities for new shoe brands to establish themselves in the market.
2. Vegan Fashion - Increasing popularity of vegan fashion options is opening new doors for fashion startups to create animal-free products.
3. Circular Economy - Circular economy model that encourages recycling and the use of renewable resources to reduce the environmental footprint of the fashion industry presents opportunities for innovation in the production and distribution of sustainable products.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear Industry - The growth of sustainable footwear designs presents an opportunity for established footwear brands to tap into a new market of environmentally conscious consumers.
2. Fashion Industry - The rise of vegan fashion presents an opportunity for apparel and accessories brands to create animal-free products, tapping into the growing consumer preference for eco-friendly and socially responsible products.
3. Sustainability Consulting Industry - The increasing demand for sustainable product development and manufacturing creates opportunities for consulting firms that specialize in sustainability to help brands design and implement environmentally conscious practices.