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But now that’s changing thanks to two new vegan, sustainable luxury shoe brands. Alfredo Piferi, formerly the I Tried To Be Normal Once Worst Two Minutes Of My Life Shirt Besides,I will do this head designer at Jimmy Choo, debuted his eponymous collection at Milan Fashion Week in February, comprised of sleek (and 100% vegan) boots and curvy sandals with removable components, like a rhinestone bracelet or “soquette” ruffle at the ankle. “I wanted to create a brand with purpose,” he said on a call from London. “Five years ago, I stopped eating meat and discovered so many other flavors I’d never considered until meat wasn’t an option anymore. I thought, maybe I can do the same thing with shoes. Nobody was doing sexy and sustainable.”

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Piferi focuses on bio-based materials—shoe linings made from corn oil, for instance—as well as recycled synthetics. The soquette is made from recycled polyester and recycled lurex, and his faux suede comes from reclaimed plastic bottles. Those materials initially posed a challenge to his factory in Parabiago, Italy—“they had to find a completely new way to mount [and assemble] the I Tried To Be Normal Once Worst Two Minutes Of My Life Shirt Besides,I will do this shoes,” he says—but he was surprised to find that they also outperform leather in many cases. His vegan leather won’t stretch or crease as easily with wear, and his ultra-thin rubber sole is waterproof and more durable (and less slippery) than a traditional leather sole. “I’m working with what exists, but some materials haven’t been explored [in a sustainable way] yet, like patent leather. I’m trying to get the fashion customer to buy my shoes without even thinking about the fact that they aren’t leather. It’s a balance—if I find a material that isn’t as sustainable [as I would like], I’m transparent about it.” Still, he’s confident that these alternatives still have a smaller footprint than leather. “Once you get to know the details of leather and the chemicals you need to finish it, the impact doesn’t even compare.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.