Naturistic Shoe Design

12/02/2021

The mission of Naturistic Shoe Designs is to inspire, encourage, and motivate youth, adults, and seniors about critically vulnerable and endangered species around the globe that are harmed and/or poached for game, resources, and funds. Our vision is to encourage the public to become aware that most of the species around the globe are near extinction and the impact the illegal hunting and killing has on our society. A percentage of the proceeds are donated to endangered wildlife charities to procreate, education communities about conservation, and human wildlife issues.

Comfortable, durable, easy to wear, easy to clean with a damp cloth. Made to last a long time.

10/26/2020

Naturistic Shoes T-shirts and Hoodies will be available starting November 20th. Please check out our store coming soon before Thanksgiving for new sizes and releases!

10/26/2020

Blue Butterfly with African Elephant Adult slip-on style

06/02/2020

Happy 7th Anniversary to Naturistic Shoe Designs! Wishing many more years of saving wildlife!

06/11/2019

The IUCN Polar Bear Specialist Group lists the arctic polar bear as a vulnerable species, citing sea ice loss from climate change as the single biggest threat to their survival.

05/17/2019

The Galapagos Sea Lion is heavily effected by the global climate change. This change impacts the fish in which they prey over. Additionally, they are victims of bycatch in fisheries.

04/09/2019

The African elephant’s large ears helps radiate excessive heat under the harsh African sun.

04/07/2019

Polar Bears are not fast enough to catch seals in open water. To alleviate this problem, they depend on the ice as a hunting platform.

04/07/2019

Polar bears can be found in the the frozen Arctic Zone countries of Canada, Alaska (US), Greenland, Russia and Norway.

04/02/2019

Polar bears skin are actcualy black but appears white under the sun, making it transparent. It is the largest meat eating carnivore on land.

03/27/2019

Grevy’s zebras habitat range has reduced in size substantially over the last several years. Habitat loss is a serious issue to the survival of the brown Grevy Zebra.