Real shoes, made to touch the earth.

Grounding (also called earthing) is direct physical contact with the Earth's surface. The Earth carries a natural negative electric charge. When you touch it through bare feet or conductive materials like our copper rivet system, free electrons flow into your body. Peer-reviewed research has documented effects including reduced inflammation, improved sleep, and lower cortisol levels.

Our shoes use a conductive copper rivet that passes through the sole, creating a direct electrical pathway between your foot and the Earth. This is the same principle as walking barefoot, but with the protection and style of a real shoe. We verify the conductivity of every pair with LED testing before shipping.

We don't promise a timeline — people differ, and we won't invent numbers. Published grounding studies ran from single sessions to several weeks. That's exactly what the 30-day trial is for: walk on real ground and judge for yourself.

No. Grounding mats and sheets wire into a wall outlet's ground port — our shoes don't. The path is mechanical: leather and copper meeting the actual earth. Nothing to install, nothing to charge.

There's nothing electronic in the shoe — no battery, no wires, no current source. It's leather, stitching and a solid copper rivet. The only contact happening is the same one you get walking barefoot; the shoe just keeps it from being interrupted.

Every pair comes with a 30-day trial — wear them, walk in them, decide on real ground. If they're not right, a full refund goes back to your original payment method. Start the return from our FAQ page and we'll walk you through each step.

Yes — full-grain leather uppers, cut and stitched by hand in our atelier. The leather breathes, molds to your foot over time, and the sole can be repaired instead of thrown away.

Brush off dry dirt, wipe with a barely damp cloth, and let them air-dry away from direct heat. A little leather conditioner every few months keeps the upper supple.