High street chain Topshop has unveiled its inaugural vegan shoe collection, handmade in Spain from materials that are free from animal products.
The line, which is approved by animal rights organisation PETA, launched globally yesterday (10 April), and consists of six designs made from 100% non-animal and non-fish glue.
In addition, each pair of shoes will be packaged in a box assembled using 100% vegan materials, says Topshop, which is owned by Arcadia Group.
“We are really excited to be launching our first vegan collection this April. Initially, we’re focusing on footwear and introducing six new styles that are produced alongside our premium shoe lines in Spain. We can’t wait to see how shoppers respond to the design-led collection and how far we can push vegan products across our accessories offering,” says Maddy Evans, fashion director at Topshop.
The collection is priced from GBP42-GBP59 in the UK, EUR57-80 in Europe, and $75-100 in the US.
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