90% matchVEJA
Brazilian-made eco low-tops, the category benchmark
What changes: Bigger global brand, leather options rather than fully vegan/recyclable
Brand profile
New York vegan sneaker label building fully recyclable low-tops around a free take-back and material-recovery program.

Thousand Fell is a New York footwear label founded in 2018 by Chloe Songer and Stuart Ahlum, and launched publicly in 2019. It makes vegan, unisex low-top sneakers engineered for circularity, using recycled plastic bottles, sugarcane, castor beans, aloe vera and recycled rubber, produced in family-run Brazilian factories. Core Lace Up and Slip On styles retail roughly $120 to $145 plus a refundable recycling deposit, and a free take-back program collects worn pairs, including competitors' shoes, for refurbishment or material recovery. Its reverse-logistics operation spun out as SuperCircle, which Songer also leads.
90% matchBrazilian-made eco low-tops, the category benchmark
What changes: Bigger global brand, leather options rather than fully vegan/recyclable
80% matchRecycled-bottle knit shoes with a take-back scheme
What changes: Womenswear-led flats and 3D-knit uppers, higher price
73% matchRecycled-plastic knit footwear, machine washable
What changes: Women's flats and heels, less circular-return focus