We take great responsibility in being The Nice Shoe Company. It means more to us than just creating a nice product. We create shoes with love in a sustainable and fair way.
Our shoes are manufactured in a healthy and safe working environment.
The shoe factory is family owned, self-sufficient and based in Europe, driven exclusively by solar power and an owned water management system.
All fabrics used on our shoes are made of recycled and organic cottons.
Here’s our important yet boring certificates and receipts:
- The factory is certified in the conformity with ISO 9001 and 14001 and OHSAS 18001. It is also ICS verified with a social score above 95%.
- All fabrics used are certified by global leading processing standards like GOTS, EU Ecolabel or GRS.
- And we are a very proud member of 1% for the Planet and People.
Vulcans 1% for the Planet Member
1% For the Planet
Yvon Chouinard (founder of Patagonia) co-created 1% for the Planet and started a global movement of businesses and environmental organizations working together to support people and the planet. Accelerating environmental giving 🌏
Vulcans GOTS certificate
GOTS
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is an international quality mark that sets environmental requirements for all phases of the textile chain. Requirements for working conditions apply to factories a.o. in terms of forced or child labor.
Vulcans_Shoes_Handmade_in_Europe
Handmade in Europe
We put great effort into making sure our shoes are produced in a healthy and safe working environment, and as much consideration for our planet as possible while reducing carbon footprint and emissions.
Vulcans GRS certificate
GRS
The Global Recycled Standard mark verifies recycled content in products. They provide assurance that products are processed in a more climate friendly way, reducing the harmful impact of production on people and the environment.
Vulcans EU Ecolabel certificate
EU Ecolabel
The EU Ecolabel quality mark (owned by the European Union) sets environmental requirements in all phases of shoe production. From restrictions on water use, harmful substances to recycled packaging material.
