What does this brand sell?
J-UNK is a Portuguese company that sells shoes. Their main goal is to create products that are more durable to allow their costumers to buy less and by doing that we will have a more sustainable management of resources. Their project is focused in environmental, social and ethical values and believe they can do shoes respecting those aspects and contributing to a better world.
“Buy Less, but better”
No information has been found on the achieved sustainable milestones.
No information has been found on their future plans
No information has been found on any awards received
You can find them in Sapataria Bomtom in Caldas da Rínha, and Mercado do Padre in Leiria, Portugal. For complete address you can check out their Points of Sale.
You can find them in Sapataria Bomtom in Caldas da Rínha, and Mercado do Padre in Leiria, Portugal. For complete address you can check out their Points of Sale.
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For each pair sold, J-UNK makes a donation to help volunteer firefighters’ humanitarian associations. And for every meter of damaged hose that they supply J-UNK, they also make a donation.
On average, for each pair sold, around 20€ are donated to help humanitarian associations of volunteer firefighters.
No details are available regarding packaging.
For each pair sold, J-UNK makes a donation to help volunteer firefighters’ humanitarian associations. And for every meter of damaged hose that they supply J-UNK, they also make a donation.
On average, for each pair sold, around 20€ are donated to help humanitarian associations of volunteer firefighters.
Portugal
J-Top Black = EUR 199.00
J-Sneaker = EUR 500.00
J-Oxford = EUR 199.00
Card Holder = EUR 29.00
Their local suppliers and main suppliers are located within a 10km radius, which reduces the CO2 emissions of transportation.
No information on this is provided by the brand.
No information on this is provided by the brand.
No information on this is provided by the brand.
Part of their shoes is made out of damaged fire houses. These were initially throw in the garbage.
No toxic materials are used in the production process of these shoes or cardholders. J-UNK uses a method of tanning called “vegetable” because of the natural tannins used in the tanning process like tree barks, leaves or roots.
J-UNK maintains a close and personal relationship with small family factories, companies that share our values of fairness and respect for their workers.
No more information regarding sustainability reports, life cycle analyses or impact reports is available.