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ABOUT Oliberte
WHY WE LOVE THEM
 Humanitarian
Oliberte's only the best for your feet and for the planet. Their seriously high-quality kicks are made with all-natural crepe rubber tapped straight from trees (avoiding toxic equipment and harmful chemicals) and 100% pure leather from free-range, hormone-free goats, sheeps, and cows (none of that jacked up chicken feed). They constantly inspect tanneries to make sure water is treated properly. Recycling is a cycle at Oliberte: with their 3-Way Shipping program, you can mail your shoes back to be recycled for free. Most importantly, Oliberte is always focused on improvement, changing their processes to be more eco-friendly as they expand.
 Ethical
Oliberte's got a big goal, develop a thriving middle class in Africa. By producing premium leather footwear in Ethiopia, Liberia, and Kenya (with plans to expand to Cameroon, Congo, Uganda, and Zambia), Oliberte creates fair wage jobs and helps attract other businesses. Oliberte is an equal opportunity employer, half of the workplace is made up of women, who also hold management positions. All partner factories exceed local labor standards, and provide essential benefits like free/subsidized lunches, tea breaks, and job security for women on material leave. It's all part of Oliberte's motto: play fair.
ABOUT Oliberte
Oliberte is the first to make premium leather footwear exclusively in Africa. With natural rubber outsoles from Liberia and handpicked leathers from Ethiopia, it's best known for its handcrafted chukka boot, the Adibo. The concept of creating premium goods comes from the idea of skilled craftspeople molding the finest of materials into exquisite design. Oliberte embodies that concept melding the heritage of African artisans with forward thinking technique and design. Each pair of Oliberte is made of 100% natural leather and is constructed with over 1,000 stitches by men and women that are paid and treated fairly - all part of their belief that Africa is full of pride, power and liberty. 
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