https://www.wills-vegan-store.com/ is based in the UK

• brands with vegan options: Veja, Buffalo, Dr. Martens, Rebook, Puma (they have few certified vegan models but they are for sports and for running they seem quite successful), New Rock, Skechers (they have quite a few vegan models), TUK, Demonia (has a vegan collection), Xero shoes

• brands that all their sneakers are vegan: Koii Footwear, LA MODA, V. Gan, Nae Vegan Shoes, BeFlamboyant, Flamingoslife

I really recommend Bohema Clothing from Poland. They sew their shoes here and are great quality, they look almost brand new after one and a half years of use (summer and winter), aside from being dirty lol. And they use plant based materials!!!

Will get downvoted likely. But buy second hand leather shoes, better for the environment and will last a hell of a lot longer than vegan alternatives. Can get one pair of shoes to last 5 years rather than having to buy 10 pairs of plastic shoes in the same time that end up in landfill for 1000s of years. Doesn't contribute to anymore slaughter of animals as it is second hand.

I'd been buying mine from Vegetarian Shoes based out of the UK.

Vivobarefoot have lots of shoes marked as vegan

There are some companies that produce less expensive shoes that have some peta approved shoes. You can search for the peta certified UK program and find brands within your price range. I've also had good luck searching for some of the pricier vegan brands like will's vegan, vegetarian shoes, and Matt & Natt on vinted or ebay. I have a few pairs I bought lightly used from those brands for £20ish or less. 

When looking for inexpensive/affordable vegan shoes, your best options tend to be places like Asda (Which, in honesty aren't exclusively vegan. You have to look around a fair bit). I cannot think of any specific site like barnivore however :/ It's a great idea though! Here's a guide from the vegan society which may be of assistance :)

https://www.vegansociety.com/lifestyle/fashion/vegan-shoes

Just bought some cute Matt and Nat Priya loafers ❤️

Also love veganstyle.com.au

Debating between PAWJ Short boots and Bearpaw. I'd rather buy from a company that only makes vegan products, but Bearpaw's more of a known quantity.

https://www.topveganshoes.com/affordable-vegan-shoes/

Koi footwear, love them

Wills Vegan Store online!

Most of the shoes at Target are vegan, all shoes at Payless shoe stores are vegan. Ross has a lot of vegan shoes too.

Superdry has some nice vegan shoes

New Balance has a number of styles that are all synthetic - no leather or animal glues used. Either search for vegan New Balance or read what each style is made with.

Here is one vegan shoe New Balance makes https://www.newbalance.com/pd/made-in-usa-990v5-vegan-friendly/M990V5-38570.html

Vans nowadays have footwear that aren't just for skateboarding/bmx.

They offer a wider variety and I'm pretty sure last time I was on their website, there genuinely was a vegan option when searching for shoes, which I thought was pretty chill of them.

But if you're going for Vans specifically, I think any shoes without the Sidestripe should all be leather free (unless you buy from the all leather selection)

I have bought several pairs from here: https://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/ All their shoes are vegan. And I have no idea why they use “vegetarian” in their business name.

Have you tried looking on a resale site like Poshmark, eBay, or depop? I usually try to buy everything second-hand for environmental and ethical reasons, and so I don't feel as bad about buying from an unethical brand since I'm not supporting them directly.

I'm a big fan of Vegetarian Shoes (which thankfully don't contain cheese, they are all vegan)

These are my most recent pair, which are very stylish, though may need a trip to the cobbler fairly soon, I'm not sure the soles are tough enough for my use.

Their knock-off uggs and birkenstocks are both great too, I'm not quite sure what any of them are made off but they're not plasticy like some vegan shoes.

Definitely check out Ahimsa, a vegan shoe company based out of Brazil (but with super quick and free shipping to the US and Europe). They were also the world's first completely vegan shoe factory.

I just recently bought a pair of their chelsea boots, but I have owned a pair of their work boots too, which survived three brutal winters in Chicago. Seriously, cannot recommend them enough.

Blundstone have added a vegan boot if you don't mind wearing a Chelsea boot.

Wills Vegan Store

I have been wearing boots from the uk based vegetarian shoos company for years, comparable or better than most types of army boots

Felix doc martens, I have been wearing daily for a year and they still hold up. Probably have another 3 months in them

vegan docs are awesome. I've worn some and they felt just like the non vegan ones honestly

i just buy my leather shoes second hand. it doesn't benefit the industry, you support other individuals, and you get a pretty big discount from retail too!

I believe vegan Ramones aren't actually vegan. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I remember someone saying that the zipper lining is still suede.

There’s vegan options for docs.