Veja Rio Branco 11 Alveomesh - Lavande Black

$159.88

The Veja Rio Branco II Alveomesh – Lavande Black is a sustainable, retro‑running‑inspired sneaker from French brand Veja, designed for lightweight comfort, breathability, and eco‑friendly style. The “Alveomesh” refers to the...

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The Veja Rio Branco II Alveomesh – Lavande Black is a sustainable, retro‑running‑inspired sneaker from French brand Veja, designed for lightweight comfort, breathability, and eco‑friendly style. The “Alveomesh” refers to the technical mesh upper made entirely from recycled polyester, while “Lavande Black” describes its soft lavender‑purple base with contrasting black details.

Key Features

  • Upper:

    • Alveomesh — 100% recycled polyester from plastic bottles

    • Breathable, flexible, and lightweight

  • Panels: Suede and leather overlays for structure and durability

  • Logo “V”: Made from Amazonian rubber, mineral silica, synthetic rubber, and other materials

  • Lining: 100% recycled polyester

  • Insole: Amazonian rubber (10%), bio‑based EVA (42%, including 33% sugar cane), recycled EVA (12%), organic cotton (11%), and others

  • Midsole: Bio‑sourced EVA (69%, including 39% sugar cane) with recycled EVA for cushioning

  • Outsole: Amazonian rubber (28%), mineral silica (28%), synthetic rubber (28%), and others for grip and durability

  • Laces: 100% organic cotton

  • Colorway: Lavande Black — pastel lavender upper with black accents and white midsole

  • Fit Tip: Runs slightly small — Veja recommends sizing up

  • Made in: Brazil, in factories following fair‑trade principles

Why It’s Popular

  • Eco‑Friendly — made with recycled and bio‑based materials

  • Versatile Style — retro running silhouette works with casual or smart‑casual outfits

  • Lightweight Comfort — breathable mesh and cushioned sole for all‑day wear

  • Ethical Production — transparent supply chain and fair labor practices