fugu Unagi Japanese Ankle Boots, Eco-Friendly Vegan Canvas, Rubber Construction Vegetarian Trainers, Made with Natural Materials, Lightweight Ethical Boots Women's hemp Rubber sole FUNCTIONAL AND CRUELTY-FREE: Constructed with canvas and rubber, with double hook-and-loop straps to adjust to your precise fit, these calf-height boots will take you from a club through a festival, to an anime convention, to a hike in the woods with aplomb. Easy to slip on and off, they dont require laborious lacing or strenuous pulling every time you wear them TOUGH, RUGGED AND ROCK N ROLL: Yes, you can have it all! The canvas upper will take any activity you throw at it, while shrugging off dirt and rain. The soles, both in and out, are built for barefoot comfort, reducing knee or back pain and assisting better posture. Dance the night away, hike over boulders, satisfy your biker kicks, indoors or out, youve got tireless style COMFORTABLE STYLING, EDGY VIBING: Our customers love these boots because you can wear them all day and all of the night, and you wont regret it afterwards. Your feet are cradled in breathable canvas with a grippy, flexible sole thats light yet indestructible, all while sporting a cutting-edge, unisex, punk or Goth look FEEL GOOD ABOUT YOUR FASHION: If youre looking for a more eco-friendly alternative to leather or synthetics, weve got what you want. Built with no animal products, woven with fabric and shod in rubber, these boots can be embraced by anyone looking for more sustainability in their wardrobe choices. Fugu supports the VEGAN Choice in all our collections. LIGHT, DURABLE, ANYTIME, ANYWHERE: Slim and close-fitting, these tall ankle boots can fold down to accessorize your outfit as you please, along with almost infinitely adjustable straps to accommodate a wide calf on down. Theyre light enough to wear in warm weather, and layer with thermal socks to easily handle the cold. They make a great gift for the cosplay person in your life. Plus, we offer a free size exchange if the pair you choose isnt a perfect fit!