soleRebels

Addis Ababa

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soleRebels

SoleRebels was the first footwear producer to receive certification from the World Fair Trade Organisation. Their cause is to provide its workers with honest compensation and contribute to sustainable development by using recycled car tires and natural fabrics in shoe production. And it's not just shoes, but clothing and accessories too.

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addressRoosevelt Street, Addis Ababa
moreInfo2nd Floor, Adams Pavilion
openingHoursMon–Sat 9am–7pm, Sun closed
phone+251 91 302 4775
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