I always had trouble finding decent ethical trainers, well these Blackspot trainers have just been released in competition to the new (NIKE OWNED) converse....Is just a site to check out.. www.adbusters.org
hye, thems some pretty nice sneakers too. i would invest in a pair but im not sure f shipping from the US.... i think its google time that site is pretty cool too............
Doc Martins have used that stuff for years on there range of vegan / veggie boots... dunno how its made though...
Do all DM's use veggie leather? Or is it just a select range? I'm not a veggie, but I can see that the leather industry is more wasteful and harmful than the meat industry in many ways. I don't plan to fight everything, but if I can get hold of a pair of ethical DM's it'd be cool....
Well I don't know how ethical dm is as a company, but yes they do do a veggie boot... Stardust has some. Theres a veggie shoe / boot shop in Brighton too, but I cant remember the name:& Love Clairexxx
My current pair say made in the UK. I've also checked out quite a few in the shops, I've not seen any that don't say made in the UK....
I'm pretty sure he is, I've heard reports of them moving their factories abroad, I'm just wondering why some still say made in the UK....
Anyone know where Dunlop stand ethics wise? They have a tire factory up here in Washington but I haven't a clue where their trainers are made - I got a pair for like £25 last week, hadn't paid so little for trainers since 1992 or something.
