Further expanding their range of high-quality, sustainability-focused wardrobe basics, Everlane


Determined to continue on their ‘path to zero impact’, Everlane have made a commitment to eliminate all virgin plastic from their supply chain company-wide by 2021. The brand states they’re currently working on finding alternatives for the few remaining parts of The Trainer that are made from new plastic.
It’s still far from perfect. But it’s the first step on a long path to changing an industry.
Michael Preysman — Founder & CEO, Everlane


As it stands, The Trainer has a sole that’s 94.2% free of virgin plastic—developed by blending natural rubber and post-industrial recycled rubber. The leather—chosen for its durability, comfort and aesthetic—is sourced from a gold-certified tannery, ISA TanTec. A responsible leather supplier, ISA TanTec use 42% less electricity and 56% less fresh water than those considered the best in the
A typical sneaker uses a lot of hidden plastic, so Everlane


For more information on the production behind Tread by Everlane, head to everlane.com/tread. The Trainer is available now in seven colourways, with Off-White and Grey showcased here in imagery shot by HEY GENTS.
Words and photographs by Nick Vodicka.