Vegan-Friendly Women Shoes Are Here: How To Check Authenticity
It is July and a lot of you who started veganism this year will be wondering whether going vegan can be an avenue for long-term or not.
Your choice can be in the name of animal cruelty, environment, health issues, or all of them but your goal, just like millions of other vegans, is to eliminate animal products not only from their diet but also from their lifestyle.
According to a report from The Vegan Society, more than 3.5 million Brits are vegan today, which stands as 7 percent of the entire population. This is a huge increment as compared to the 2016 stats that declared half a million vegans over the age of 15.
For most people, going vegan is about transforming eating habits, which is certainly not the case. Apart from not eating animal-based products (Yeah, No Cheese), you are also required to reassess your wardrobe and even makeup bad.
Look For Vegan Material
Some of the popular no gos are leather, wool, mohair, suede, silk, and cashmere. No one wears real furs and crocodile or snake skins etc. in 2019 anyway but we should mention they are counted in the list too. The most unnoticed one is the adhesive used in shoes or bads, as most of these glues are built from collagen extracted from bones and hooves.
Fortunately, well-known brands are taking steps to meet the rapidly growing demand for vegan products. While big established brands are increasing their vegan offerings, there are also fully-vegan companies popping out every day to provide vegans a way to shop ethically without giving away their style.
Plant-derived wools, faux furs, synthetic leather from high-quality plastics, pineapple leaf fibers- all are some of the new materials manufacturers are experimenting with to bring more variety and range in the fashion offerings. Not only these are easier to clean as compare to the animal-based material, but they also perform better in wet conditions without staining or spoiling the product.
Limiting your plastic use and being vegan are associated to one another somewhat but almost all the brands listed on XY London offering flat wedding shoes, mid heel shoes, or wedge shoes online use the recycled waste in the best possible way.
Women don’t like compromising their fashion style and being a vegan, they want to follow the lifestyle strictly too. In that case, offering a wide range of cruelty-free, vegan, ladies fashion shoes puts websites such as XY London ahead of everyone.
Look For Vegan Credentials
In case someone has doubts regarding vegan credentials of a brand, they can always check for Peta or The Vegan Society logos, or directly ask manufacturer questions. Though not all brands listed here are all-vegan, they do follow strict veganism guidelines for their flat, heel, or wedge shoes online. In the end, it's your decision that matters, if you want everything from all-vegans or you can give a try to everything vegan.
Rely On XY London
All the ladies fashion shoes listed on our website fall under the vegan category. The tried and tested flat wedding shoes, mid heel shoes, or any other women's footwear listed assure quality as well as durability.
