The Kids footwear brand widely known for its expanding shoes has been recognised by PETA for its vegan and sustainable range.
Aretto has recently been recognised by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) as their winner for 2023 Vegan Fashion Award for Best Vegan Kids Shoes.
The annual Vegan Fashion Awards celebrate innovative products, style icons, designers, and events that have made important contributions to animal-friendly, sustainable fashion.
Commenting on the achievement, Krutika Lal, co-founder and CMO from Aretto, said, “We are thrilled to receive this prestigious award from PETA India, affirming our belief that small changes create significant impacts. At Aretto, sustainability isn't an addition but woven into our designs, proving that style and comfort need not be compromised. We are grateful to our customers, partners, and team for their support and trust in our brand. We proudly champion cruelty-free, vegan fashion and eagerly anticipate continued enhancements in our journey ahead.”
Aretto has made a name for itself in the industry with its innovative designs and impressive achievements, such as securing the patent for its sole technology and winning the Global Footwear Award in the Kids and Overall Category 2023. The company recently launched its flagship store in Pune, which features a captivating 40-foot facade and a thoughtfully designed interior that attracts both parents and children alike.
Aretto has also expanded its presence in key digital marketplaces, such as Myntra and Amazon, and cemented its position as a leader in the segment. The brand's exceptional products have garnered enthusiastic reviews and recognition in form of the Bestseller and Amazon Choice tags in the fiercely competitive kids' shoe category.
Aretto’s vision to create a positive impact on the world is being well supplemented by being recognised for being vegan and eco-friendly while retaining their stylish, and comfortable aesthetic. The brand aims to inspire the next generation of conscious consumers to make thought led functional designs the new norm.
