Name: Id.Eight Hana Lemon | Renoon
Brand: Id.Eight
SKU: id-eight-hana-lemon
Price: 189 EUR
Availability: InStock

Offering responsible sneakers with a refined design that is inspired by the founder’s oriental/minimal identity and her 90s-inspired creativity. They aim to help advance innovative eco-materials such as apple and grape peels, pineapple leaves, recycled cotton and polyester

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Dong Seon Lee and Giuliana Borzillo, the founders of ID.EIGHT, both come from the world of fashion: Dong graduated in fashion in Seoul (Korea) and came to Italy with a scholarship, Giuliana with behind her university studies in Naples and a master at Polimoda in Florence. They fell in love at first sight and have built their own company with their shared passions

ID.EIGHT packaging is 100% recyclable shipping bags made from at least 80% recycled polyethylene. Inside their sneaker packaging you will find a flower seed bomb, a ball of earth and flower seeds covered with clay to plant in a pot, or to throw in a gray area of ​​your city. This is a small gesture to contribute to the creation of a habitat more favorable to the life of bees, fundamental for the survival of mankind

ID.EIGHT products are assembled in a small family-run company, and the production process, although industrial, requires great manual work and years of experience. All ID.EIGHT's materials come from Italian suppliers, except Piñatex, which is produced in the Philippines and shipped to Italy for special finishes. They are assembled in the small family-run company

All ID.EIGHT's materials are 100% cruelty free

All of ID.EIGHT sneakers are made in Italy

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TOMAIA: 45% RECYCLED POLYESTER + 40% APPLESKIN + 12% RECYCLED POLYAMIDE + 3% EA
ETICHETTA: 80% RECYCLED POLYESTER + 20% POLYCOTTON
FODERA: 85% ORGANIC COTTON + 15% PA
LACCI: 100% RECYCLED POLYESTER
NASTRO: 100% RECYCLED POLYESTER
SOTTOPIEDE: 70% RECYCLED COTTON + 30% ORGANIC COTTON
SUOLA: 70% RUBBER + 30% RECYCLED RUBBER
PACKAGING: 80% RECYCLED PAPER

Recycled polyester also known as rPET, is created by melting down existing plastic and re-spinning it into new polyester fiber. This fabric can be made from either post-industrial or post-consumer materials. For example, 5 water bottles yield enough fiber for one extra large T-shirt. This material repurposes existing plastic that would otherwise end up in the landfill or the ocean. 

Recycled polyester’s sustainable production requires low resources and energy to produce, and contributes low CO2 emissions. It also reduces the need to extract crude oil and natural gas from the ground to make more plastic, which is much better for the Earth.

Recycled polyester has not much difference from virgin polyester. It exhibits high strength, durability, versatility, and performance, lasting long in your closet, and surviving expected wear and tear easily.

Garments from recycled polyester aim to be continuously recycled without degradation of quality, allowing for circularity.

A synthetic material. However, instead of utilizing new materials to craft the fabric (i.e. petroleum), recycled polyester makes use of existing plastic.

Apple skin is a leather substitute and, as it sounds, is made with scraps left over from the food industry, composed of a minimum of 50% apple skin and core waste. 

With this innovative fabric, you can give food scraps a new life, and in doing so you save resources and energy. 
Apple Skin uses vegan tanning processes, where few toxic chemicals are used. 

In the composition, there is also PU, a plastic material. Wait, isn’t plastic a bad thing? Currently, it is necessary to make apple skin leather a durable material that will last for ages even with frequent usage. 

When you choose substitutes like apple skin, you are totally taking part in the advancement of technologies for bio-based materials like it.

This product contains apple skin leather, a material made with a natural leather alternative by apple skin and core waste. Apart from being extremely environmentally friendly, it is breathable thanks to it's organic composition, and water resistant. 

Recycled Polyamide is sourced from the manufacturing industry, or various post-consumer products such as old fishing nets and carpets, and other waste. 

Recycled Polyamide is made from renewable resources, so the sustainable production of it reduces waste and delivers CO2 and fossil fuel savings. 

Recycled Polyamide is known for its elasticity and softness. Polyamide was actually originally developed as an alternative to silk, so its properties are strikingly similar. 

Recycled Polyamide is infinitely recyclable, meaning its quality and composition is never degraded as it goes through recycling processes.

Recycled Polyamide is an infinitely recyclable product made from plastic waste from the oceans or landfill.

Organic cotton is cotton grown in pesticide-free environments, with sustainability in mind. 

Organic cotton farmers can keep soil healthy for longer, as the fertility of the soil is not compromised. This also means they only grow GMO-free seeds. Additionally, organic cotton farmers do not have to expose themselves to harmful chemicals, prioritizing workers' health, the health of the people in their communities, and the natural ecosystems they operate in. 

Organic cotton is a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, fully composting after it has retired from use.

Organic cotton is a sustainable solution as it is grown without the use of pesticides, from seeds which have not been genetically modified, unlike regular cotton. It is also more sustainable for cotton farmers, protects their land and is more respectful for people. 

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled. Post consumer waste is material discarded after someone uses it. 

Recycled cotton’s production process saves resources and energy to create, because their raw material already exists! It gives discarded cotton a purpose, keeping material in the loop for longer, contributing to circular fashion.

Recycled cotton comes from the soft and fluffy part of the cotton plant. It is a lightweight material that is durable, making it a wardrobe staple, and can last in your closet for years to come.

Recycled cotton can be recycled again and again, creating a new recycled cotton clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled.

You can return one or more items within 14 days from the date the order was delivered to you

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