




Lightweight and breathable sneakers - Women -
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The women's shoe Rio Branco II Poker Sari from the brand Veja Fair Trade combines urban style and responsible commitment, ideal for everyday use.
The upper is made from Alveomesh, a recycled polyester offering remarkable breathability and lightness for optimal comfort all day long. The leather and suede panels add a touch of elegance and increased durability. The insole and midsole feature EVA bio-sourced from sugarcane, ensuring pleasant cushioning and perfect foot support. The outsole combines Amazonian rubber, contributing to excellent grip while supporting fair trade. These shoes blend comfort, style, and environmental respect to accompany your city days with ease.

- Made in Brazil
- 100% recycled and recyclable pouch
- Shoe box (certified FSC™) and tissue paper 100% recyclable
Composition:
- Upper: Alveomesh 100% recycled polyester
- Panels and V logo: Leather, Suede
- Insole: 42% bio-sourced EVA from sugarcane, 25% Others, 12% recycled EVA, 11% Organic cotton, 10% Amazon rubber
- Midsole: 69% bio-sourced EVA from sugarcane, 23% Others, 8% recycled EVA
- Outsole: 28% Amazon rubber, 28% Mineral silica, 28% Synthetic rubber, 16% Others
- Laces: 100% Organic cotton
| EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) | An EVA sole is a plastic sole that can be lighter and more flexible than rubber. EVA stands for Ethylene Vinyl Acetate. It is an elastomer polymer that produces "rubber-like" materials due to its softness and flexibility. This plastic is made by combining ethylene and vinyl acetate to create rubber-like properties suitable for shoe soles. |
| AMAZON RUBBER | Each VEJA sole is made up of 20 to 30% rubber sourced from the Amazon rainforest. The seringueiros (rubber tappers) are paid according to fair trade principles. Using this Amazon rubber increases the economic value of the forest and protects it from deforestation. |
| ORGANIC COTTON | The canvas is made from 100% certified organic cotton. The cotton is grown in Brazil and Peru by cooperatives that respect people and the environment, following fair trade principles. In Brazil, the cotton is organic and agroecological, a farming method that enriches the soil after cultivation by promoting species complementarity and water retention in the soil. In Peru, organic cotton farmers receive support for certification and benefit from technical and financial assistance to improve their production. |