Vegan clothing

[parastexis]

[bels]

http://eu.muroexe.com/eu_en/

on the fence design wise (though I'm sort of past caring about design except in the broadest terms to be honest) but they're vegan and have a resistant model apparently.

[sknss]

[maj]

have u felt left out of care tags because all the good shape adidas have dead animal skin on?!

have you wanted a good casual trainer to look great in the summer, that is not a deck shoe variant?!

well now after checking with 2 adidas reps i bring you this

http://www.adidas.co.uk/court-vantage-shoes/S78767.html

awwwww yeaaaaahhhh

[maj]

http://pitchfork.com/news/63524-morriss ... e-company/

[parastexis]

is this you?

[parastexis]

[longjumps]

another "alternative to animal leather" project



takes weeks to grow versus the years it takes to raise livestock, captures carbon dioxide, naturally antibiotic, potentially probiotic

[maj]

The amount of sportswear brands putting out canvas / knitted models and then adding leather touches fucking sucks, like plz stop ruining these good shoes with dead animal please.

New canvas sfbs piss me off so much because of this.

Positive note, the new zx750s on the adidas website are vegan leather

[bels]

What shoes do vegan cyberpunx wear??? Other than checkerboard vans slip ons????



These look alright if you're willing to wear black trousers with black slip ons (which I'm probably not willing to do)



These look alright. A bit like those acronym shoes but they got rid of the horrid zip and weird heel thing.

[sknss]

Now these ^ slipons are available in pineapple leather, but they still look terrible.

On the other hand, these trainers from Lunge look pretty cool.
http://open-as-usual.com/products/lunge

[WussWayne]

[vice]

Had no idea the vegan Birks were so cheap! Just picked up a pair in black.

[julius]

What do y'all wear when it's extra cold outside? (sub 10 degrees + windchill)

I've been relying on an old down cardigan and a fuzzy jacket this year but I think I'm ready to splurge on a vegan winter coat - any suggestions?

[sknss]

When it's super cold (I've only been in -5c weather so far but I was comfy), I wear a long sleeve thermal top, a shirt, a sweatshirt and my trusty north face jacket lined with synthetic down. On my legs I wear thermal leggings tucked into two pairs of socks and my usual trousers. Then I have big gloves, a buff/scarf and a hat.

Basically layering is key.

Uniqlo is really good for thermals. Lots of outdoor brands do synthetic down as well.