Campo Suede Mud Pierre

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Campo Suede Mud Pierre

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Suede leather trainers - Unisex - Campo Suede - Veja - Autumn-Winter 2023/2024

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Description

The unisex Campo Suede Mud Pierre from Veja combines elegance and comfort. Its suede upper and Amazonian wild rubber sole are made from a blend of high-quality, eco-friendly materials. This model combines streetwear trends with environmentally friendly materials.

Veja Collection - Autumn-Winter 2023/2024

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Technical details

Size

Normal

Overview

Brand

Veja Fair Trade Veja-logo

Year

2024

Season

Autumn

Gender

Unisex

Product details

Weight (g)

700

Shoe material

Suede

Other features

- Made in Brazil, in the region of Porto Alegre
- Low suede upper
- Rubber V Logo on the side

Materials:
- Rubber panels
- Inner lining: 33% Organic Cotton, 67% Recycled Polyester
- Insole made of wild rubber and other synthetic materials
- Amazon wild rubber outsole (19%)

SUEDE	Suede is the reverse side of leather that is sanded to give it a soft and supple appearance. It comes from farms in Rio Grande do Sul. It is tanned in Brazil according to REACH standards. Water is used sparingly during the tanning process. This suede is then coated with PFC-free 5 (chemical composition) water-repellent oils to protect the sneakers from light rain.
ORGANIC COTTON	The canvas is made of 100% organic-certified cotton, which is grown without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers. An agriculture that enriches the land after it has been cultivated by enhancing the biodiversity of the species that are grown.
JERSEY	This jersey lining is made of 33% organic cotton and 67% recycled polyester (PET), which is derived from recycled plastic bottles.
WILD RUBBER FROM THE AMAZON	Each sole is made of 18-22% wild rubber from the Amazon rainforest. Syringeiros (rubber workers) are paid according to the principles of fair trade. The use of this Amazon rubber increases the economic value of the forest and protects it from deforestation.