These Converse Sneakers Are Made From Used Plastic Bottles

For the eco-conscious sneakerhead!

(SPOT.ph) We recently showed you some stylish shoes made from sustainable materials, but we've still got a long way to go when it comes to having eco-friendly footwear options. Good news is that brands are realizing the need for more sustainable apparel. One of these brands is Converse, which has a new line of kicks called the Renew Collection. It features the brand's signature silhouettes in fresh new colors and fabric made from recycled materials!

The Renew Collection includes the skater-style sneakers the brand has become known for, decked out in bright-but-wearable colors. Each shoe's canvas upper is crafted from 100% recycled polyester made from used plastic bottles. Converse teamed up with U.K.-based recycling company First Mile to source plastic bottles from developing countries, which were then broken into flakes, melted, and processed into fabric. If you take a closer look, you might notice that many of the sneakers feature the phrase "Life's too short to waste" on them.

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Check them out:

Chuck Taylor All Star Renew High Top in Pale Putty (P3,390)
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Chuck 70 Renew Low Top in Ozone Blue (P4,190)
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Chuck Taylor All Star Renew High Top in Black (P3,390)
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Chuck Taylor All Star Renew Low Top in Jade Stone (P3,390)
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Chuck 70 Renew Low Top in Wheat (P4,190)
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Here's to hoping more brands come out with sustainably made apparel!

The Converse Renew Collection is available at Converse branches in Glorietta, Greenbelt, Ayala Feliz, and Shangri-La Plaza.

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For more information, log on to Converse's Facebook page.

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