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craftrevolution's recommendation

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How can you not love these unique shoes? We got some for Christmas and I love them! Jst add a new ribbon and you have a new shoe!

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hockiemack's recommendation

ok this is possibly the most amazing sandal EVER!
Mohop sandals are environmentally friendly, comfortable, and best of all, allow nearly infinite design options with just one pair of wooden soles. Simply lace any ribbon through our patent-pending elastic loops to create your own one-of-a-kind, custom-fit pair!

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highxxtrashion's recommendation

Because they go with anything i want to wear!

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Updated Feb 14, 2008

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highxxtrashion's recommendation

These are the only girly shoes you can buy that are also eco-friendly. Made of recycled tires and a plywood core, the most environmentally-friendly woods, glues, sealers and inks that she can source are also used.

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Updated Nov 22, 2007

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tiefighters' recommendation

These are just plain amazing. I love lace up anythings.

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Updated Nov 13, 2007

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greatgreen's recommendation

Made by hand by artist and shoemaker Annie Mohaupt in Chicago, her shoes are composed of rubber soling made from recycled tires. Annie takes care to use the most environmentally-friendly woods, glues, sealers and inks that she can source. The fun part of these sandals is Annie's patent-pending 'strapping system' …a wearer can customize her shoes by changing the ribbons that tie the shoes on. The possibilities are endless