Women Veja Shoes
Veja began in Paris in 2004, built by Sébastien Kopp and François-Ghislain Morillion around a simple idea: make a sneaker you can trace back to its source. Each pair uses organic cotton, wild Amazonian rubber and chrome-free leather, marked by the V logo on the side. From the trim Esplar to the cushioned Campo and retro V-10, the women's range pairs cleanly with denim or tailoring. Browse the full women's designer shoes edit too.
The Veja Story
Founded in 2004, Veja set out to rethink how a sneaker is made. The founders travelled from the cotton fields of north-east Brazil to the rubber tappers of the Amazon, building a traceable supply chain long before it was fashionable. The label debuted in Paris in 2005 and proved that an everyday trainer could be made with integrity, honest about its materials and its sourcing.
Materials You Can Trace
Every pair is made in Brazil from organic cotton, wild Amazonian rubber, vegetable-tanned leather and recycled plastic bottles. The V logo sits on the side, the sole holds a little of the Amazon, and the material breakdown is there for anyone who cares to read it. Understated and clean, these are shoes designed to be worn hard and kept for years.
Esplar, Campo and the V-10
The Esplar keeps to a minimal tennis silhouette, the Campo adds a cushioned chrome-free leather upper, and the V-10 is the one you know by its side profile in clean white leather. For his-and-hers pairs, see the men's Veja edit, and explore the rest of our women's designer fashion to build the look around them.
Women's Veja Shoes FAQs
Which Veja shoe should I start with?
The Esplar and Campo are easy first pairs for everyday wear, while the V-10 offers a slightly bolder, retro profile.
What are Veja sneakers made from?
Most women's Veja shoes use organic cotton, wild Amazonian rubber and chrome-free or vegetable-tanned leather, all made in Brazil through a traceable supply chain.
How should women's Veja shoes fit?
Veja tends to run slightly large, so many people size down by half, though fit can vary between the Esplar, Campo and V-10.