Hybrid Heel
Provides a Clog-like feel with the shoe-like heel
Bilateral ventilation ports
For superior breathability
Patent Pending World Shoe Foam
Provides cushy feel 24/7
Grip Outsole
Design is slip resistant with performance flexibility
A world with zero
shoeless people
World Changing Style
Made in Africa,
built for the world
Proudly made
in Ghana
Creating opportunity from the ground up.
We are helping people, communities and economies from the ground up, starting with how and where our shoes are made. We’ve built our factory in Ghana and have plans to build in more African countries, building a sustainable, impactful model that is making a positive difference to local economies.
10 million pairs donated
Our partner Samaritans Feet has successfully provided over 10,000,000 pairs of shoes, including World Shoe shoes, to individuals in 108 countries, including distributions in more than 450 cities within the United States. They continue to do this, and we are proud to stand beside them and support them in this endeavour.
A step forward for health
In a groundbreaking partnership with shoe manufacturers fueled by advancements in antimicrobial polymers, we have harnessed a powerful tool in the battle against these diseases – prophylactic footwear. Each pair of World Shoe shoes has disinfectant technologies and biodegradation accelerants, revolutionizing the fight against soil-transmitted helminths. These shoes are an are active, effective, and eco-friendly tools, actively contributing to the eradication of STHs.
"Every pair purchased helps transform people, communities, and economies from the ground up."
- Manny
Not just a shoe company
We are dedicated to crafting quality products within our state-of-the-art factory in Akosombo, Ghana with a clear mission to uplift, empower and accelerate prosperity for local communities through meaningful employment. With 1,000+ jobs created at the first-ever EVA footwear factory in Ghana we are on our way to creating an impactful economic model that can scale across the continent.
