With her colorful unisex ocean plastic espadrilles, SEADS founder Agnes Wagter not only creates relaxed-elegant summer vibes. Her circular shoe label also contributes to reducing and recycling ocean and packaging waste and draws attention to one of our biggest environmental problems: plastic waste.

Originally, Agnes Wagter, blessed with a size 43 shoe herself, wanted to design a line of women’s shoes for large feet.

During a walk on the beach after a stormy night, with washed-up plastic waste scattered all around her, she spontaneously changed her concept. She still wanted to make shoes. But shoes with a mission: to Give the Ocean back to Nature.

The model? Espadrilles. Reinterpreted in a modern way with a sneaker knit upper in 3 styles: classic, as slip-on, and as joggers with laces.

And of course, the bright good-mood SEADS shoes are produced in sizes 36 to 46. Because every size matters!