1969 Mamba

Vegan Mules Black

1969 Mamba by Virón are super-casual, super-fashionable vegan mules made from apple leather. The black sliders are made from a high percentage of recycled materials, making them a more sustainable alternative.
And why 1969? That was the year of the devastating oil spill caused by the leak of an oil pipeline from Santa Barbara off the Californian coast, which is considered to have triggered the first climate protection movement in the USA. Virón counts itself among the ecological subculture in the footwear scene and names many of its models after important dates for the environmental movement.
Comfort and durability make this model a good investment for your slow fashion shoe wardrobe.

PETA certified vegan. Made in Portugal under fair working conditions.

Colour: black
Upper: AppleskinT (26 % apple scraps, 20 % polyester, 38 % PU, 16 % cotton (Italy)
Inner lining: 40% recycled PET, 10% pigmented PU, 20% corn polymers, fibres (Portugal)
Outsole: up to 70 % recycled rubber, 30 % rubber

Footbed not removable