About a year ago, I started hearing about a shoe brand called Brother Vellies everywhere—from a friend in the industry to a cousin living and working in Africa (where the company makes its shoes). The consensus across the board was that this was a brand to watch, not just for its on-point aesthetic but for its admirably ethical production methods, too. Put simply, it was thought to be the best of both worlds, which is not always easy to come by in the sustainable fashion space.
About a year ago, I started hearing about a shoe brand called Brother Vellies everywhere—from a friend in the industry to a cousin living and working in Africa (where the company makes its shoes). The consensus across the board was that this was a brand to watch, not just for its on-point aesthetic but for its admirably ethical production methods, too. Put simply, it was thought to be the best of both worlds, which is not always easy to come by in the sustainable fashion space.
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