The minimalist and eco-conscious apparel brand Everlane is following up their excellent Tread sneakers with a new line simply known as Court. While the Tread opted for more of a lifestyle running shoe look, the Court leans more towards a casual tennis sneaker design. The full-grain leather comes from a Gold-Certified tannery and also uses recycled rubber and polyester along with the bragging rights of a 100% carbon footprint offset and a tremendous reduction in waste and energy in their manufacture. For a mere $98, you get a stylish sneaker that goes with just about anything, from shorts to jeans to suits, and it comes in seven colorways to meet the fashion requirements of just about anyone. The brand has come through again with a magical formula of environmental awareness, timeless style, and solid affordability.
Everlane Court Sneakers
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