Shoes made from grapes and mushroom handbags: the rise of animal-free leather

May 8, 2022
Posted by: AliensFaith
Category: PERSIAN MODA

‘Alt leather’ is becoming increasingly mainstream thanks to a drive towards more sustainable fashion

Would you ever wear shoes made from “grape leather”? Or gloves in “cactus leather”? What about a “kombucha leather” jacket and a “mushroom leather” bag?

With the drive towards more sustainable fashion, the burgeoning world of animal-free “alt leathers” is becoming increasingly mainstream. This week saw the launch of new sustainable trainer brand Lerins, from Dune founder Daniel Rubin, including £130 shoes made with a leather-like material created from grape skins left over from wine-making.

Author: AliensFaith

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Shoes made from grapes and mushroom handbags: the rise of animal-free leather

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