Ecoalf Zapatillas Conde Moradas are women's vegan trainers for women looking for footwear to pair with urban and sport-inspired outfits. The Blueberry variant falls within the purple shades and uses recycled materials from the main material through to the laces.

Key features

• Vegan construction is complemented by a main material made from 100% recycled polyamide.
• The secondary material contains 65% polyurethane and 35% recycled polyester.
• The lining is made from 100% recycled polyester.
• The insole contains 80% recycled polyurethane and 20% polyurethane.
• The midsole is made from 50% recycled EVA and 50% EVA.
• The outsole contains 80% rubber and 20% recycled rubber.
• The laces are composed of 97% recycled polyester and 3% cellulose acetate.
• The Ecoalf Conde model is available in European women's sizes 36 to 41.

You get vegan women's trainers in which recycled components are present in the main material as well as other parts of the construction.

Use

The model can be paired with urban and sport-inspired outfits. According to the manufacturer, the midsole absorbs impact and provides support for the foot.

About the brand

• Ecoalf was founded by Javier Goyeneche in 2009.
• The brand name was created by combining the names of his sons Alfredo and Álvaro.
• The original vision was to create recycled products with the same quality and design as premium products made from non-recycled materials.
• The Ecoalf Foundation was established in 2015 to support the Upcycling the Oceans project, which collects marine waste and transforms it into yarns and textiles.
• In March 2018, Ecoalf received B Corp certification as the first Spanish fashion company.
• The brand's current overall score in the B Impact Assessment is 122.7 points.

Ecoalf's history is linked to recycled products, a project focused on marine waste, and B Corp certification.