Shoes in Brighton, United Kingdom

Check these guys out. I have a pair and like them a lot, and it looks like they have loafers and chelseas for you: http://wills-vegan-shoes.com Some more links in [this thread](http://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/comments/jkj3 g/best_place_to_get_veganvegetarian_dress_shoes_and/).

follow [Vegan Kicks](http://vegankicks.com/) This blog should be able to direct you to just about any and all vegan/vegetarian shoes for any purpose. Also you can check out [Vegetarian Shoes](http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/)

http://www.mooshoes.com/ and http://www.bravegentleman.com/ have good shoes.

Mine come from Dr. Martens; I've been pretty happy with them: http://www.drmartens.com/us/c/Mens-Vegan http://www.drmartens.com/us/c/Womens-Vegan

also, bait footwear!

Will's and Noharm for really smart shoes

Brave Gentleman probably has the best quality men's vegan shoes. It's expensive but none of the others even seem to come close to them. The 'leather' always seems really tacky with other brands. With Chelsea Boots you're unlikely to get anything great. I have a pair from BG but it's not a whole-cut boot so it doesn't look like it really 'should'. I still quite like it though and people compliment them.

http://www.zappos.com/vegan-mens-shoes~1 Cruise through this.

A small list to get you started.. [discovery wines](https://www.discoverywines.com/) [chambers street](https://www.chambersstwines.com) [67 wines and spirits](https://www.67 wine.com) [wine therapy](https://www.winetherapynyc.com) If you are looking for something specific send me a private message, I might be able to help..

Chamber St. Wines, Frankly Wines would be my two go-to options.

There's a Natty wine app called Raisin

How about branching out beyond the Action Bronson stuff? Cornelissen sort of sucks compared to the hype, if you can buy from the shops listed you can do so much better. I just took a look at the Discovery and Chambers St sites and you could have a fucking field day just going with a singular region like Loire - tons of natural wine legends represented on those sites. From what I saw I'd put together maybe the Robinot fetembulles (Discovery) to Robinot's Charme 2015 (Discovery) and then optional, Robinot Bistrology 2015 (Discovery), a Sebastien Riffault from Discovery like Auksenis, then go to that baby Guiberteau Rouge at Discovery, optional to throw in a classic red like Courtois' Racines, then finish the flight with the Didier Chafferdon Confiturine from Chambers St. Would be a pretty wild ride, get a few people together for that or just drink a glass each and cork the bottle and come back to them a couple weeks later for a similar but different ride.

If you’re in Brooklyn, the list at Four Horsemen is unbeatable

Patrick Bojou! The Ala Natural Cuvee that Bronson and Clovis made together is surprisingly clean for a natural wine. And actually quite good

WINESHOP in the East Village is a great little place to go to learn, too. Often have stuff open for tasting, selection is small and skews a little more expensive, but the shop is run by a couple really knowledgeable folks and you get to talk to them, not their shop clerks.

Henrys BK is nice to add to the list.

Also - check out [Mash and Grape](https://www.mashandgrape.com/) - They ship across the country and have a great rotating selection.

My gf lives a block or 2 away from discovery and that’s the only spot I’ve been to. They are very knowledgeable with natural wine and incredibly friendly. One of the guys features from time to time on Action Bronson’a Untitled Show as his sommelier.

My wife designs and makes shoes under the brand Loyal Footwear. They’re handmade to order. She currently has eight styles available. You can order now with special pricing at www.loyalgogo.com, or you can buy a couple of their production styles at MooShoes in NYC or on mooshoes.com — you can also check them out here: https://instagram.com/loyalfootwear If you have any questions I’ll be happy to answer them. Anything I can’t I’ll pass along to her. :)

Really depends on where you are located. I bought my shoes (in the US) from https://www.veganchic.com/

[Bhava](https://bhavastudio.com/)! I own 2 pairs of their heeled boots and they're really nice. The vegan leather is super soft, and the two styles I have have cork heels too.

Wills Vegan Shoes. A bit pricey, but super higher quality and will last!

If you don't mind the shameless plug, I recently published a blog post on this! Currently there are 18 brands recommended in the article (for men + women). Here's the link if you'd like to check it out: https://ecothes.com/blog/vegan-shoe-brands

A couple options: * [https://po-zu.com/collections/womens-boots](https://po-zu.com/collections/womens-boots) * [https://www.nae-vegan.com/en/woman\_427-422.html](https://www.nae-vegan.com/en/woman_427-422.html)

I highly recommend Vegetarian shoes (https://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/) if you're looking for quality, durable boots. They have vegan leather and suede boots, manufactured in the UK or Europe depending on the style. If you're in Canada you get free shipping from Nice Shoes (https://www.niceshoes.ca/) for orders over $100 (easy to do with boots!), and they are great for customer service and returns.

There's also Blackspot Unswooshers if you're interested in a sneaker look. Vegan, recycled car tire and ethical.

Well, Kates clothing is a gothic sort of shop so best place would probably be Camden town ! Wthletics seems to be online store http://www.ethletic.com/?page_id=60 yeah am thinking Lonodn probably your best option of you want to go into an actual real shop although there are others but all in different towns I think

they got a facebook page too I just found :) https://www.facebook.com/ethletic

The huge sports store on North Street has loads of non-leather shoes and boots but of course it's not a vegan only shop. Then again in the eye wateringly expensive veggie shoe shops you're never going to get a pair of good looking, comfy, heavy duty canvas para-boots in the sale for £12, as I just did. Yes there may or may not be ethical considerations with these boots, as there is with most shops and the money we spend in them (which all goes back to the banks) but I don't see the ethics in charging 100 quid upwards for yummy mummy trainers either. Charity shops are always worth a look by way of avoiding the production process through recycling.

What sort of boots? this looks like a really kool company http://subscribe.adbusters.org/products/blackspot found some of their boots in http://www.katesclothing.co.uk/Kates-Clothing-Sale-Items-s/2702.htm?searching=Y&sort=1&cat=2702&show=30&page=1 but they only have womens and I didnt want them as am not keen on studs but I do like the ethics!

Also there's this facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/419261801518321/

your welcome! shoes are such a nightmare to buy as finding vegan ones that are vegan, ethically sound, good quality and dont cost an absolute fortune is not easy haha! I recently bought these trainers from Natural collection. They havnt arrived yet tho! http://www.naturalcollection.com/shop/ethletic-fairtrade-skater-shoes---jeans-blue-by-ethletic/

I use this company which is brilliant http://wills-vegan-shoes.com/

I don’t know if they have a storefront, but isn’t Wills Vegan Shoes based in the UK?

Lots of hiking boots are leather free because they use more modern materials instead to keep the weight down. cotswoldoutdoor have options where you can choose which materials the boots are made from.

Vegetarian Shoes has a shop in Brighton. https://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk If you're in London, you can check out The Third Estate and Friendship Shoes. www.thethirdestate.co.uk www.friendship.shoes

I don’t think you can try these in person, but I seriously seriously recommend the brand Will’s Vegan Shoes. they’re fantastic quality in my experience, a lot of great styles, and the brand does a lot to be eco friendly with their packaging and such as well :) https://wills-vegan-shoes.com/

Thank you so much everyone I've got a load of great options here! This will be my first Autumn/Winter shoes purchase since becoming a vegan. In the summer I just made do with whatever canvas shoes I could get. I'm a vegan 2 1/2 years now and I've tried to make my last shoes and boots last as long as I could. I'm very glad that my new shoes and boots will be vegan

I'm on my own search for vegan shoes in the US. I'm looking for a pair that is both casual yet can be worn to interviews as well (in tech, so they don't need to be very formal). I love [this pair](https://mooshoes.myshopify.com/collections/mens-boots/products/desmond-chukka-boot-in-brown-from-novacas) but the "FINAL SALE" is turning me off. I'm thinking about ordering [these](https://mooshoes.myshopify.com/collections/mens-boots/products/bush-boot-black-from-vegetarian-shoes?variant=23383348487) instead.

Dr. Marten's makes a whole line of leather free boots and they're very stylin' in my opinion

I'm in Northern Ireland but if the shops are at least UK based it shouldn't be too expensive for p&p if I need to send them back (if they're not a good fit)

They're quite pricey but Green Shoes can make vegan shoes to order: http://www.greenshoes.co.uk/shop/ready-to-wear/vegan

Organic pyjamas for kids - you might have luck at Greenfibres http://www.greenfibres.com/product/224/17117/kids-stripy-pyjamas.html and Kite Kids do up to age 11 http://www.kite-clothing.co.uk/ and Frugi up to age 10 https://www.welovefrugi.com/

https://www.facebook.com/InfinityFoodsCooperative/

What about vegan ice cream too? Boho Gelato and Gelato Gusto; one is in Pool Valley not far from Terre a Terre, the other is close to Carluccios in the North Laine. All that browsing round shops esp in the sun requires a tasty pit-stop! Have fun.

This will keep you busy! https://www.happycow.net/europe/england/brighton/

There are no solely organic clothes/shoes/food stores that I can think of but there is a Fairtrade clothes shop called The Fair Shop, 21 Queens Rd.

https://m.facebook.com/Omthings-149418408863381/ The open market on London rd....

organic kids clothes from Toby Tiger in Gardner Street, also where the other shops are & great vegan cafes

Purezza or Vegan Food Pimp for food! Look on Happy Cow website for latest reviews! Enjoy!

Claudia Tarry Riskus do you have any idea as I remember you wrote that article years ago? I've just looked at http://www.beyondskin.co.uk/default.asp but it looks like it's only 'woman's footwear. L x

I saw today that the Dr Martens shop in Prince Albert Street is stocking some vegan shoes and boots - was impressed explicitly said they were vegan not just "veggie". The shiny purple boots were very tempting but a but pricey!

The veganstore.co.uk have good shoes

Vegetarian Shoes?

There's a few places j got my children vegan moccasins, up to 2 years old before we used proper shoes as their feet are still developing!https://www.etsy.com/shop/LiamandIsabella Also soft star shoes but I haven't found anywhere local unfortunately X

https://wills-vegan-shoes.com/kids.html This brand has a kids' section! ^_^

http://vegetarian-shoes.co.uk edit: The combat boots are kinda cheap, but nothing is really cheap.

Will's Vegan Shoes. I think they're based in the UK.

You could check out Koi Footwear. Their shoes are all vegan and pretty affordable I think. As far as I know, they only have smaller shoe sizes though.

Vegetarian Shoes, Brighton Read details at https://www.happycow.net/reviews/vegetarian-shoes-brighton-30114

Have you tried the https://www.twitter.com/castellicycling Toe Thingy? They're not full foot, but they really help keep the cold off.

Biont Riot are cheapest but do the job: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/bont-riot-cycle-road-shoe/

Hope you will find something here: http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/ https://www.avesu.eu/vegan-mens-shoes/business-eu.html

Dr martens

I've seen this so many times here. I'm very surprised that there aren't tons of vegan shoe start ups. Or maybe there are and I just haven't seen them.

Ask these guys....https://www.facebook.com/groups/1667422096832319/

https://www.peta.org/living/fashion/the-ultimate-guide-to-vegan-running-shoes-for-men/

Check out Infinity Foods co op not far from the veggie shoe shop.

Another vote for Iydea here. V-bites and Loving Hut good if you like meat substitutes/fast food style. Terre A Terre is well worth saving your pennies for. They do a great afternoon tea of vegan goodies:-)

Just a warning - Vegetarian Shoes is closed on Sundays.

The Almond Tree cafe ;-) Vegan Roast on Sundays from 12 to 4... 109 c Dyke Road!

Almond Tree is great - massive slices of cake:-)

If you come down on the Friday I run a vegan Pop Up restaurant. 100% vegan. http://www.titbitscatering.co.uk/gourmet-girls-pop-up-fanny-s

Loving Hut for a snack and friendly all vegan . not sure when it re-opens!!! otherwise iydea every time (Western Road for day and night. ) There is one in the north Laines area but closes at 5 and very small.

Chida Climbing shoes re-soling

I've used these guys a couple of times: https://www.resoles.co.uk/

I's difficult to find cheap ones - the cheapest vegan ones I know of are here: http://www.veganline.com/ though they aren't top-end fashion. Other useful brands are http://www.bboheme.com/womens-fashion-footwear-c-1_28.html (fashionable but expensive), here http://www.alternativestores.com/ethical-shop/, http://www.veganstore.co.uk/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=1&Category_Code=100,http://www.ethicalwares.com/ (pricey but excellent quality), http://www.freerangers.co.uk/index2.htm, http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/ or http://www.beyondskin.co.uk/ (high end fashion and price)- as for the high street, they can be very hard to find. No Sweat Baseball Boots are also fairtrade as well as vegan, and can be found in various places online.

Rest and stretches-and no more baseball boots-a pair of new balance trainers and a pair of boots from http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/ Not a cheap cure,but certainly helped!! Hope that helps!

Alternative Stores in Newcastle have vegan boots and so do Wills of London.

http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/

Shoezone. Look for the parallelogram symbol that means it's made from synthetics. https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/images/ft10_tcm44-8205.pdf

Will's vegan shoes

Vegan Stan smiths

There’s a store in Brighton called vegetarian shoes that have been going for years and years. They also have a website (soz, don’t know how to link).

Vegetarian Shoes! Bought some of their Boulder boots and couldn’t be happier.