Beatrice Valenzuela :: designed + made in Los Angeles
Birkenstock :: made in Europe with cork + other natural materials
Brave Souls :: made in the Dominican Republic from local leather + upcycled car tires, fair wages
Bryr :: made to order in-house in San Francisco from wood + leather
Cano :: made in Mexico, fair-trade
Christy Dawn :: designed + made in Los Angeles from deadstock + upcycled leather
Cydwoq :: made in-house in Burbank, California from natural materials
Feelgoodz :: fair-trade, natural rubber
Fortress of Inca :: made in Peru, fair wages
Kiwi Sandals :: made by Rhett, a second generation maker, in Lucerne Valley, California
Larry :: made in NYC from American-made, shoemaker offcuts
Mohinders :: handcrafted by artisans in rural India with transparent + respectful sourcing
Nisolo :: fairly made in Peru, Mexico + Kenya
No6 :: clogs handmade in the USA
Ottowin :: locally sourced materials, made in Bristol, UK by Lucy + Ollie
Proud Mary :: made by artisans in Morocco, fair wages
Pons Avarcas :: made in Ciutadella, Spain by third generation makers, local materials
Rachel Sees Snail :: made by Rachel in Portland, Oregon...kits + classes too
Santa Venitia :: clogs designed + made in California on bases from Sweden
Sseko :: made in Uganda, multiple styling options, fair-trade
Sven Clogs :: handcrafted in the USA
Zuzii :: designed + made in-house + to order in Los Angeles
This is only a small collection of fair sandals. Secondhand sandals are worth a try (fit may be an issue). Search for handmade + vintage gems on Etsy. My intention was to keep the sandals listed here a little bit more budget friendly. Coclico + Beklina are two brands making some beautiful, fair, investment sandals.
As ever, the sandals in our own closets are the fairest of them all! :) And a good cobbler is a treasure indeed. Enjoy these longer, warmer, sandal-weather days with all of the sunshine, long walks, food eaten outside, easy conversation + adventure that await. :)
Photos via links. This post will be easily accessible toward the bottom of the ethical brands page...for when we're looking for some fair sandals. :)
Love,
Jane