Then compare your foot measurement with the millimeter indication in the size selector of the shoe you selected. Then measure the distance in millimeters between the lines you painted on the paper.Ĭhoose the longest foot measurement of the right or left foot. Are you going to have socks in your shoes, wear it on your foot. Then pull a line with a pencil just in front of the longest toe and behind the heel. To measure, you need access to a standard measuring tape and a piece of paper. Weight: 315g/11.To get the right fit and size of your shoe, it's good if you measure your foot.Crafted from Alveomesh, a fabric made from recycled plastic bottles, these lace-up pair display the brands commitment to high-performance footwear with a sustainable outlook. Made in Brazil, in the region of Fortaleza VEJA presented the first post-petroleum running shoe in 2019, and now this updated pair named the Condor 2 sneakers are introduced this season with improvements for runners.Outsole made of wild rubber from the Amazonian forest (30%) and rice waste (31%).L-Foam cushioned technology (50% natural latex from Brazil & 50% synthetic latex).Midsole made out of sugar cane (22%), rice waste (15%), banana oil (8%), E.V.A.
Lining in jersey (33% organic cotton & 67% recycled polyester)Insole made out of wild rubber (12%), recycled plastic bottles (12%), jute (12%), recycled E.V.A (8%), E.V.A. With a throwback-inspired silhouette, this slightly chunky running sneaker from Veja features an innovative and comfortable design made of vegan suede, natural.A new iteration of the award-winning VEJA Condor, the Condor 2 boasts a minimalist street-style aesthetic while delivering comfort, and reliable durability. Heel support insert made out of Pebax RNew (100% ricinus oil) The brand behind the ultra-cool sneakers with an eco-conscious purpose has taken its next step into running shoes with the VEJA Condor 2.Upper in Alveomesh (100% recycled plastic bottles).The Condor' sizing is slightly different, please refer yourself to the size guide.
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