The Capri sneaker in 'Poudre' elevates any wardrobe with its chic, ecru hue and sustainable craftsmanship. Handcrafted from LWG Gold-rated leather, it features a rubber sole made from eco-friendly materials for ultimate comfort. Its waxed cotton laces and removable OrthoLite® Hybrid insole promise a perfect fit for all-day wear. Ideal for the conscious consumer, this sneaker strikes a balance between style and sustainability.
From the brand: The Capri is re-imagined in 'Poudre'—a cool, ecru hue that belongs in everyone's wardrobe. It's handcrafted from full-grain leather that's Gold-rated by the Leather Working Group to ensure a low environmental impact, then set on a rubber sole for comfort.
Handmade in Tuscany, Italy
Constructed from LWG Gold-certified Italian leather (Cow)
Lined with LWG Silver-certified Italian leather (Cow)
Set on a 100% rubber sole (50% natural, 40% recycled, 10% conventional)
Tightly stitched for water resistance
Threaded with waxed cotton laces
Fitted with a removable OrthoLite® Hybrid™ insole
Finished with hand-painted edges
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LWG Gold & Silver-certified leather:
This sneaker is made from leathers that are Gold and Silver-certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), meaning they’re responsibly tanned in facilities that safely and carefully manage emissions, energy and water consumption, and waste.
FSC®-certified natural rubber:
50% of this sneaker’s sole is Forest Stewardship Council®-certified (FSC®) natural rubber. This certification ensures the rubber is sourced from a forest that’s responsibly managed to prevent deforestation.
Recycled materials:
40% of this sneaker’s sole is recycled rubber. It also has an OrthoLite® Hybrid insole made with recycled foam and rubber from previous production processes.
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Fits true to size. Take your normal US size
Only available in full sizes. Go down to the nearest whole size if you wear a half size.
Width B - Standard
Width can be adjusted by tightening/loosening the laces.
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