TweetShare on TumblrEmail
These boots weren't only made for walkin'—they'll also keep your tootsies goosebumps-free while spreading the sustainable message. Whether you prefer ankle or over-the-knee,
TweetShare on TumblrEmail
We’ve been fanboys (and girls) of Terra Plana for quite some time, but its new boho-chic booties have brought our fervor for the
4 Responses to “14 Eco-Friendly Women’s Boots to Kick Fall Into Gear”
Are these all really “eco-friendly”? Just wondering how accurate that is because even though they are not made of animal, are they actually using vegan materials that are earth friendly?
Anything that is made out of plastic, as opposed to animal leather, is not eco-friendly. Plastic is one of the most terrible materials currently existing on our planet. It uses petroleum products throughout its manufacturing process, both for the materials and the energy to produce them, and does not biodegrade when thrown “away.” I think we should start taking this into consideration when talking about enivronmentally-friendly materials. Nearly all “man-made” synthetic materials are petroleum-based. Not eoc-friendly at all, in my opinion.
Leave a Comment
Please keep your comments relevant to this blog entry. Email addresses are never displayed, but they are required to confirm your comments.
Please note that gratuitous links to your site are viewed as spam and may result in removed comments.
9(unknown*no*no*0)&guid=ON&x_utmac=MO-17589472-1){kind=small}
Are these all really “eco-friendly”? Just wondering how accurate that is because even though they are not made of animal, are they actually using vegan materials that are earth friendly?
@Mitzi Most, if not all of the shoes we featured are fairly made with consideration to the environment.
@Jasmin Ah, good to know. Thanks!
Anything that is made out of plastic, as opposed to animal leather, is not eco-friendly. Plastic is one of the most terrible materials currently existing on our planet. It uses petroleum products throughout its manufacturing process, both for the materials and the energy to produce them, and does not biodegrade when thrown “away.” I think we should start taking this into consideration when talking about enivronmentally-friendly materials. Nearly all “man-made” synthetic materials are petroleum-based. Not eoc-friendly at all, in my opinion.