The HOSKA barefoot sneakers are inspired by tennis courts. They are designed for those who love classic lace-up sneakers and seek comfort with every step, enjoying ample toe space and a flexible 5mm thick sole. They are made from durable hemp canvas, offering superior breathability and moisture-wicking. Hemp will keep your feet cool and dry all day long.

 Detailed product description

The HOSKA low-top lace-up barefoot sneakers are classic tennis shoes, made from hemp. PETA-approved vegan product, featuring a 100% hemp canvas upper and a natural rubber sole. Hemp canvas is durable, breathable, antimicrobial, and moisture-wicking. Ethically and ecologically handmade in the EU.

Footwear care

Before wearing your new minimalist shoes for the first time, we recommend using a waterproofing spray to protect your shoes from elements like water, dirt, or salt. By regularly applying a waterproofing spray, the shoe surface will become waterproof, retain its color, and prolong its lifespan. After applying the spray, let the shoes dry sufficiently; do not place them near direct heat sources or wash them in a machine.

Footwear cleaning

Clean used shoes before applying waterproofing spray. We recommend cleaning the surface of your shoes with a soft brush or a damp cloth.

Additional parameters

• Category: Barefoot shoes
• Color: Black
• Upper: 100% Hemp
• Lining: Cotton
• Sole: 4 mm, natural rubber
• Insole: 4 mm, removable
• Width: Barefoot (Regular), Barefoot (Wide)
• Height: Low-top
• Season: Spring, summer, autumn
• Water repellency: After waterproofing
• Made in the EU
  
  

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ABOUT BOHEMPIA

Bohempia is a young, innovative, and fast-growing company founded in 2015 by Tomas Rohal. It produces shoes, clothing, and accessories made from hemp. Its main goal is to promote environmental and social sustainability in fashion. Their unique products are manufactured locally in small workshops in the European Union. The process begins with raw hemp fiber, which they spin, weave, knit, and dye for production. Prototypes are then designed and created in the Prague studio.