Location

Italy

Founded

2014

Price range

€180 – €300

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

40 products

Size range

36–46

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Womsh

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About

Womsh is an Italian sneaker brand created by Gianni Dalla Mora. Its name stands for “Word of Mouth Shoes,” reflecting the idea of spreading its approach through the people who wear the shoes. The brand has participated in LifeGate’s Zero Impact project since 2014 and makes its sneakers in Italy and Portugal. Womsh offers leather sneakers alongside vegan styles, so shoppers should check the materials of the specific model rather than treat the whole range as vegan. The brand says it sources leather from Leather Working Group certified suppliers. Its vegan range uses Uppeal, a material containing recovered apple-processing waste, and it also describes the use of recycled textiles and cotton in parts of its collection. The website gives unusually detailed information about materials, production locations, and the people involved in making the shoes. Womsh also supports a collection project that processes worn sneaker soles into material for playground flooring. Customers can buy through its online store and review the product information for each pair. The brand’s claims are most useful when read at model level, where materials and certifications can be matched to the shoe being considered.

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Brand Details

Contract manufactured
Italy
Leather Working Group
PETA-Approved Vegan
Global Recycled Standard
Recyclable
Recycled materials
Plastic-free
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Gianni Dalla Mora

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Frequently asked questions

Who founded Womsh, and when did the sneaker brand begin?
Womsh was founded by Gianni Dalla Mora and has pursued environmental initiatives since 2014. Its name is derived from “Word of Mouth Shoes,” reflecting the founder’s ambition to encourage more responsible fashion choices.
Where are Womsh sneakers manufactured?
Womsh states that its production facilities are located exclusively in Italy and Portugal. The company selected Western European production to improve supply-chain traceability and monitor material quality, working conditions and labor standards more closely.
Does Womsh make both leather and vegan sneakers?
Yes. Some sneakers use LWG-certified leather sourced from European food-industry by-products, while the vegan collection uses materials such as Uppeal, made partly from recovered apple-processing waste, alongside recycled textiles and microfiber.
Which sustainability certifications are associated with Womsh footwear?
Womsh reports using Leather Working Group-certified leather. Its vegan sneaker line is PETA-Approved Vegan and incorporates Global Recycled Standard-certified materials.
What types of footwear does Womsh sell?
Womsh primarily produces everyday sneakers for men and women. Its Kato, Hyper, Snik2, Wave2 and WM24 collections combine urban, retro and minimalist influences with cushioned soles and materials selected for durability and lower environmental impact.
Can worn Womsh sneakers be recycled?
Womsh accepts used footwear through its recycling initiative. Recoverable rubber is processed into granular material used for impact-resistant playground flooring, while participating customers may receive a voucher toward a future purchase.

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