Sdu Rec Alveomesh Nautico Oxford Grey Grey

- Lower part in alveomesh 
- Logo Side V
- Made in Brazil, in the region of Porto Alegre

Composition : 
- Alveomesh stem: 100% recycled plastic bottles
- Vegan suede and coated fabric inserts
- Rubber Side V Logo
- Midsole - 53% bio-sourced: sugar cane
- Outsole - 42% bio-sourced: rice waste (30%), Amazon rubber (12%)
- Insole - 64% organic-sourced and recycled: sugar cane (34%), Amazon rubber (11%), organic cotton (lining, 11%) and recycled E.V.A. (8%)
- Soft lining (33% organic cotton and 67% recycled plastic bottles)
- Laces: 100% Organic cotton

ALVEOMESH	Alveomesh is a technical fabric made exclusively from recycled plastic bottles. It brings breathability, suppleness and lightness to the shoe.
VEGAN SUEDE	Made in the state of São Paulo in Jacareí, this suede is a 100% vegan synthetic textile, an alternative to suede made from leather. It is a non-woven textile composed of microfibers, consolidated by needling and impregnated with polyurethane resin. No solvents are used during the process
COATED CANVAS	This coated cotton canvas is used as a substitute for our vegan suede when there is a risk of fading, especially for some very rare brightly coloured details on our vegan models. Less ecological, we use it sparingly on our trainers
AMAZONIAN RUBBER	Each VEJA sole is made of 20 to 30% 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.
SOFT LINING	This jersey lining is made of 33% organic cotton and 67% recycled polyester (PET) from recycled plastic bottles.
ORGANIC COTTON	The canvas is made of 100% certified organic cotton, without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Cotton is cultivated in Brazil and Peru by associations that respect people and the environment, according to the principles of fair trade  In Brazil, cotton is organic and agro-ecological, an agriculture that enriches the land after it has been cultivated by enhancing the complementarity of the species that are grown and the water retention in the soil.  In Peru, organic cotton farmers are certified and have technical and financial support to improve their production.