Vivobarefoot Ababa II Womens Brown
- Orders over $100 plant one tree
- Shipping Australia Wide
Feel everything, every day. The Ababa is our minimalist slip on, designed to allow for natural foot freedom so you can explore the city. The wide, thin and flexible hand-stitched sole features a bare-footprint design inspired by the oldest recorded human footprint, keeping you moving naturally like our ancestors.
NATURAL LEATHER, BAREFOOT FEELING
- Foot shaped (not shoe shaped), to let your feet do their natural thing
- WIDE to allow for natural stability
- THIN to enable you to feel more
- FLEXIBLE to enable natural movement.
- Handmade with feeling in Ethiopia, empowering makers and supporting local communities.
- Simple slip on and off for natural barefoot style with ease.
WILDHIDE LEATHER
Made from naturally scarred leather from free-roaming cattle sourced from small scale farmers.
ABABA OUTSOLE
The Ababa Sole features the signature footprint design inspired by the Laetoli found in Tanzania, the oldest recorded persevered human footprints dating back to around 3.7 million years ago. The 4mm ergonomic hand stitch sole with heel rocker provides amazing natural movement and ground feel in the urban environment.
MADE IN ETHIOPIA
Made with feeling in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. In collaboration with Pittards, a portion of our profits goes back into supporting local employment and education initiatives.
NATURAL MATERIALS
Made from renewable natural materials.
NO INSOLE
This footwear contains no insole, keeping you grounded and even closer to barefoot.
For every order over $50 we plant one tree here in Australia through our partnership with One Tree Planted.
One Tree Planted is a nonprofit on a mission to make it simple for anyone to help the environment by planting trees. Their projects span the globe and are done in partnership with local communities and knowledgeable experts to create an impact for nature, people, and wildlife. Reforestation helps to rebuild forests after fires and floods, provide jobs for social impact, and restore biodiversity. Many projects have overlapping objectives, creating acombination of benefits that contribute to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. To learn more, click here.
