Every October 17th, fashion takes a wild, colorful turn as people across the globe celebrate “Wear Something Gaudy Day.” It’s a day that invites people to abandon traditional […]
Czech Athletes in Blue Wellies
A Fashion Statement at the 2012 Olympic Games When Czech athletes stepped onto the podium at the 2012 London Olympic Games, they weren’t just wearing medals around their […]
Politicians in Wellies – Staging or Genuine Help?
In the flood-affected areas of Germany, Poland, Austria, and the Czech Republic, residents are battling the destructive aftermath of rising waters. Volunteers and affected locals are filling sandbags […]
Kavat pioneers sustainability with world’s first EU ecolabel-certified rubber boots
Swedish footwear brand Kavat has set a new standard in the industry by launching the world’s first rubber boots to receive the prestigious EU Ecolabel certification. The company’s […]
If only two aeasons remained in temperate zones: A new reality
Imagine if there were only two seasons left in temperate zones: an endless rainy season and a dry season. The weather, as we know it, would be completely […]
From work boots to fashion statements: The evolution of rubber boots with hunter in the spotlight
Rubber boots, often referred to as wellies, have undergone a remarkable transformation over the years. Once seen as mere functional footwear for workers braving the elements, these boots […]
Rubber boots in 1950s canada: Functionality, popularity, and everyday life
In the 1950s, Canada was a land of rugged terrain, unpredictable weather, and burgeoning post-war development. Amidst this backdrop, rubber boots emerged as a practical and essential item […]
South korean men adapt to climate with fashion shifts
As climate conditions in South Korea become more extreme, with alternating heatwaves and heavy rain, traditional dress codes are being challenged. The Korean video reporter Lee Kyung-ho dared […]
The environmental and social impacts of rubber plantations in Guatemala
In Guatemala, industrial rubber tree plantations have quietly expanded, significantly impacting both the environment and local communities. Since the 1940s, these plantations have grown to cover over 100,000 […]