Women in New York City and San Francisco are obsessed with these comfortable flats made from recycled water bottles — here’s what they feel like

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  • Whether you’ve seen its ads on social media or have admired its flats on your co-worker, San Francisco shoe startup Rothy’s seems to be everywhere. 
  • Rothy’s flats are more than just a pretty work shoe. Its rounded flats ($ 125), pointed flats ($ 145), and loafers ($ 165) are made from 100% post-consumer plastic water bottles and other recycled materials, are machine-washable, and feel light and flexible on your feet. 
  • Rothy’s innovative approach results in a comfortable, stylish, and sustainable shoe that you’ll love wearing. 

Despite my mother’s frequent pleas to wear heels more often (“They’ll make your legs look longer!” “They’ll force you to stand up straighter!”), I’ve always been more of a flats girl. I’ve encountered few pairs of heels I can walk around in for more than an afternoon, but many pairs of flats I wouldn’t mind living in.

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