Faux suede uppers and textile liners provide some information, but some of us would actually like to know what the actual materials are.
Amazon doesn’t have any additional information, just what’s shown on Woot’s listing.
(Please note: I don’t work for Woot, I just volunteer to help out here on the forums.)
Hi there. These are being obtained from Amazon inventory so we don’t have a lot of information. Here it is on Amazon. There may be more information there.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09RXHH6YC
I didn’t see anything else either.
Does jinx count here? I think it does.
I should have said I knew Amazon was the responsible party. I’m still upset at their almost no notice decision to close the Amazon Fresh grocery stores. If Jeff Bezos had had the staying power of the current executive leadership, there would be no Mother Ship. I don’t know how much those Dash Carts cost to buy and maintain, but it seems shortsighted to abandon the stores about a year after switching to them from the unbelievably stupid we’ll watch what you put in your cart and charge you based on our best guess. (In addition to being labor intensive, they would charge you for things you looked at, but never put in your cart, while not charging you for some things actually in your cart.)
Sorry?
Not specific to this product, but the uppers material named, in general.
“Faux kid suede is a synthetic material designed to replicate the luxurious look and soft, velvety texture of genuine kid goat leather. Typically made from polyester or fiber blends, it is often more durable, lightweight, and easier to maintain than real suede.”
Source: Google AI (multiple sources)
According to what I have found to date, Amazon Essentials branded shoes are usually constructed from a combination of man-made materials: plastic, polyester, polyurethane, and others.