CARIUMA: Women's Quilted Slip-on Sneakers

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Winter wonderland – the way it should be. With an elegant look and effortless comfort, our quilted collection is what cozy dreams are made of.

This consciously crafted pair is made with ultra-soft ocean fibers from recycled bottles and is reinforced with a layer of foam so you can spend winter in the city and stay warm in style.
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Our mission is to help restore the biodiversity and carbon-capturing potential of rainforests.
Since June 2020, we’ve committed to planting two trees for every pair of sneakers we sell. Our work starts in the Brazilian rainforest, where only 12.4% of the forest floor remains following widespread urbanization and agricultural logging. With the goal of restoring biological diversity in this essential biome, we plant over 120 tree species, based on what’s native to each site.
- Upper: Recycled material
- Lining: rPET
- Sole: Slip-resistant rubber
- Insole: Cork + bio-based foam (from mamona oil)
- Construction: Vulcanized sneaker; fully stitched outsole
We’ve extended our return window to 60 days! Returns and exchanges are accepted if your sneakers are:

- Unworn
- Unwashed
- In the original packaging

For more information on our return & exchange policy, read our FAQ here.

USA Women	BR	EU	UK	Foot Length (cm.)
5	33	35	2.5	22
5.5	34	36	3	22.5
6	34.5	36.5	3.5	22.9
6.5	35	37	4	23.3
7	36	38	4.5	23.8
7.5	36.5	38.5	5	24.2
8	37	39	5.5	24.6
8.5	37.5	39.5	6	25
9	38	40	6.5	25.4
9.5	38.5	40.5	7	25.6
10	39	41	7.5	25.9
10.5	39.5	41.5	8	26.3
11	40	42	8.5	26.7
11.5	41	43	9	27.1
12	41.5	43.5	9.5	27.6
12.5	42	44	10	28.0
13	43	45	10.5	28.4

Get a Pair of Sneakers, Plant 2 Trees

Nurturing the planet is a cause that’s very dear to us at Cariuma. That’s why we decided to start our own Reforestation Program in our founders’ homeland, Brazil, where the rainforests are home to an increasing number of endangered plants & animals. For every pair of sustainable sneakers purchased, we plant a pair of trees in the Brazilian rainforest to directly aid in the restoration and preservation of these natural habitats.