10 Unique Vegan Hemp Shoes – Did You Know They Made #3?

Hemp is such a great material. It's comfortable, eco-friendly and so, so durable! So if you've been on the search for a pair of vegan hemp shoes, then you're going to love these top picks.

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• Richly detailed with colorful embroidery on the sides, these men's hemp loafers are perfect for vacations and beach strolls.
• Soles are wrapped in braided hemp.
• Comfy with midsole cushioning and grippy rubber outsoles.

• Advertised as vegan: Yes.
• Pros: The unique look can change up your wardrobe if you usually stick to sneakers and boots. Wear these with shorts on hot summer days.
• Cons: They might be best for light use to make them last longer.

• Revive your summer wardrobe with these 100% hemp sneakers featuring cool rope laces and hemp braiding around the soles.
• Lightweight and breathable.
• Rubber soles provide traction.

• Advertised as vegan: Yes.
• Pros: The rope laces add a distinctive element to these eco-friendly sneakers. They're good anytime shoes whether you're going to the beach or out with friends.
• Cons: There's no information available about an inner support structure.

• The uppers are mixed hemp and recycled polyester to produce a durable pair of sneakers that keep up with the outdoorsy guy.
• Protective with reinforced heels and toes.
• Made with supportive EVA foam midsoles.

• Advertised as vegan: No, but the materials listed are vegan.
• Pros: They're breathable, flexible and sturdy for hiking, biking and general outdoor activities. That style is also pretty fresh.
• Cons: We can't say how they'd perform with heavier exercise.

• Riverberry's Sara platform wedge with faux leather straps and a hemp-wrapped wedge is the sort of summer shoe that comes back season after season.
• Designed with criss-cross straps that buckle at the ankle.
• Tall with a 4" heel.

• Advertised as vegan: No, but these use faux leather.
• Pros: The casual hemp heels provide a down-to-earth feel while the strappy faux leather uppers give these shoes a trendy appeal. Match them with anything in your closet, but don't forget to mix in patterns like checks and animal prints.
• Cons: According to reviews, the straps might be a little roomy.

• Proving that desert boots are truly versatile, the Risorse Future men's desert boot uses natural hemp to create a spruce look with an innovative material.
• Lined with cotton fabric.
• Crepe rubber sole is made without additives.

• Advertised as vegan: Yes.
• Pros: Desert boots are quite modern in hemp, especially with rolled-cuff jeans in a dark wash.
• Cons: They're up there price-wise.

• Kick back in these women's woven fabric espadrilles with braided hemp soles.
• Made with synthetic cap toes.
• Lined with EVA insoles.

• Advertised as vegan: No. However, the materials listed are vegan.
• Pros: Excellent for your everyday needs if they're as comfortable as they seem. Though you can wear them with dresses, they're the right style for casual apparel.
• Cons: None that stand out.

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• You can count on Toms for relaxed but quality footwear. The Landen hemp sneakers are weekend shoes for light walking and errand-running.
• Low-top with rubber outsoles.
• Built with removable, antimicrobial footbeds.

• Advertised as vegan: No, but these are hemp, cotton and rubber. Note: not all Toms Landen sneakers are made of hemp or vegan materials. Be sure to read the vendor style and color descriptions.
• Pros: Hemp makes a great sneaker as it's strong and resilient. Even better, these can be worn with anything.
• Cons: No biggies to note.

• Get these espadrilles with gray cotton uppers and hemp soles if you like something between a sneaker and a loafer.
• Slip-on style with flat heels.
• Designed with latex arch support. 

• Advertised as vegan: Yes.
• Pros: The gray color is easy to match, making these espadrilles particularly versatile. That can come in handy with colorful summer fabrics and floral patterns.
• Cons: They're a little more expensive than some other vegan hemp shoes we found, but not by much.

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• Get maximum grip on the ground with the Vibram FiveFingers CVT-Hemp shoes.
• Constructed with separated toes and flexible rubber outsoles.
• Cushioned with EVA midsole padding.

• Advertised as vegan: No. But these are made with hemp uppers and synthetic soles.
• Pros: They're built for stability trekking through the woods with specialized toe traction. Try them for yourself or get a pair for the wilderness enthusiast.
• Cons: The style may not transfer to regular wear.

• Rawganique's hemp oxford-style sneakers are handmade for quality.
• Available in Earth Brown, Natural or Black.
• Lace-up with metal eyelets.

• Advertised as vegan: No, but the description shows vegan materials.
• Pros: They're pretty dressy for hemp sneakers, which could potentially mean getting more use out of them than the more casual-type hemp shoes.
• Cons: The price is a little high.