Gallery: These Are the Coolest Sustainable Sneakers We've Ever Seen

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    Veja
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    VEJA-ESPLAR-EXTRA-WHITE

    Veja makes eco-friendly shoes that don't look like eco-friendly shoes.
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    The French company is based in Paris, but most of its materials and manufacturing happens in Brazil.
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    VEJA-ESPLAR-TILAPIA-ARARA

    And tilapia skin waste that's tanned, dyed, and stitched together.
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    VEJA-PROJECT-9-WILD-RUBBER-TAPPER

    The soles of the shoes are made from wild rubber that's tapped from tree in the Amazon.
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    The rubber from the trees is processed on site and then sent to a factory where it's molded.
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    VEJA-Holiday-White

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