Every pair of Não Do Brasil pair requires on average, 34 operations performed by seven craftsmen, with and more than 70 percent of materials used recycled or salvaged. Moreover, the injected soles are made from recycled PVC collected by underprivileged communities in Brazil
Every pair of Não Do Brasil pair requires on average, 34 operations performed by seven craftsmen, with and more than 70 percent of materials used recycled or salvaged. Moreover, the injected soles are made from recycled PVC collected by underprivileged communities in Brazil

Every Não Do Brasil store in the world carries the same look. Whether in Paris, Dubai, or Manila, the branch reflects the brand’s philosophy and showcases every pair of shoes as a star. How so? Colorful shoes sit under the spotlight and fill the black shelves up to the last available slot. As such, the store can only be described as an explosion of color: A place where the spirit of Adilson, the poor boy who created his first shoes from colorful leather, fabric, and rubber material lives on as well as the vibrancy of his country.

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