6 vegan running shoes for women

With a change of season in the air, it's time to update our runners, so we have been hunting for vegan friendly options. 

Actually, we were pleasantly surprised to find there are loads more to choose from than a few years ago, a reflection perhaps not just of the increased interest in animal-friendly fashion, but also because future fabrics generally perform better than their older, animal based fore-runners. 

Most running shoes, from the majority of brands, are now made without leather, because synthetics are lighter and more breathable. But they can still be made with animal-derived glue.

All Asics shoes with an "n" in the product code are vegan - which makes it easy. 

And we're also a bit smitten with the new Kismet runners from the B Corp certified Newton Running company - so there's a focus on delivering environmental, ethical and social high standards - something which we are very passionate about at The Future King & Queen.

Click below in the gallery to find 6 colourful runners which are all fully vegan - no leather and no animal-derived glue. 

 


By Virginia

As the "mother" half of the Future King & Queen mother-daughter duo, Virginia is a Melbourne based designer who firmly believes that living kindly is a series of daily choices that we can each make in order to touch the earth more lightly. At the age of 11, she wrote a passionate English essay about the practice of animal testing in the cosmetics industry, as part of a school assignment - and as an adult, has strived to encourage her 3 children to become compassionate, thinking young adults who care for both others around them and the world in which they live.

Virginia has been vegan for more than 2 years, after attending a talk by Phillip Wollen (OAM) when all the lightbulbs suddenly went on! Here was a way to live that touched the earth more lightly, didn't involve harm to animals, and opened the door to a much more healthy lifestyle. 

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