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ABOUT

01.

SNEAKERS BRAND

REDLIST is a Neo-Zipang brand that never loses its scarcity value.

REDLIST, a next generation fashion brand that inspires sneaker culture, launches a project worldwide. Design is inspired by endangered species of animals (REDLIST).We promote the value enhancement and conservation of rare species through products that embody their value in both the real world and the metaverse.

02.

REDLIST IMPACTS

REDLIST IMPACTS is a project to increase the number of fashionista who pick up trash.

REDLIST has launched “REDLIST IMPACTS”' with the aim of donating a part of REDLIST product sales to the conservation activities of the environment in which endangered species inhabit.
As our first activity, we start by eliminating all trash along the coast of Sado Island, where Nipponia nippon, which is the origin of REDLIST, inhabit. In the future, we aim to become a brand that has a social impact by creating a community with all people who love the earth.

03.

REDLIST DIGITAL ART

REDLIST develops Web3-based art inspired by endangered species.
In order to maximize the value of the energy (vitality) of endangered species, we create products that can be used in both the real world and the metaverse.

WHAT'S NEW

Phase 01.
POP UP STORE in Hankyu MENS TOKYO 2.15 - 2.20!
2023/02/07
Launch of REDLIST 1st Collection Kicks.
2023/01/28
Drop of REDLIST DONATION
2023/01/28
REDLIST LAUNCH EVENT
2022/12/28
SNS Community Launch
2022/09/01

REDLIST ANIMALS

Endangered

Nipponia nippon

Due to overhunting, deforestation and conversion to farmland, and habitat degradation caused by pesticides, domestic Nipponia nippon became extinct on October 10, 2003. Since then, the birds have been successfully bred and released repeatedly from the parent birds provided by China.

Population
600(Japan)
Habitat
Sado Island / Japan

Endangered

Nipponia nippon

Due to overhunting, deforestation and conversion to farmland, and habitat degradation caused by pesticides, domestic Nipponia nippon became extinct on October 10, 2003. Since then, the birds have been successfully bred and released repeatedly from the parent birds provided by China.

Critically Endangered

Sumatran Tiger

It is the smallest among all the tigers. It inhabits in the southernmost point among the extant subspecies, and is the only tiger living on the island. Due to poaching, large-scale plantation development, and forest fires, the population in the wild is estimated at 300-500.

Population
300-500
Habitat
Sumatra / Indonesia

Critically Endangered

Sumatran Tiger

It is the smallest among all the tigers. It inhabits in the southernmost point among the extant subspecies, and is the only tiger living on the island. Due to poaching, large-scale plantation development, and forest fires, the population in the wild is estimated at 300-500.

Photo by Beto_Rueda / Adapted.
https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/57985228

Critically Endangered

Starry Night Taad

It inhabits the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta of Colombia. It was believed to be extinct due to Chytridiomycosis and loss of habitat. However, it was rediscovered after 30 years. Of the 96 Starry Night Toad, 80 have been endangered, critically endangered, or extinct in the wild.

Population
300-500
Habitat
Sierra Nevada,Colombia

Critically Endangered

Starry Night Taad

It inhabits the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta of Colombia. It was believed to be extinct due to Chytridiomycosis and loss of habitat. However, it was rediscovered after 30 years. Of the 96 Starry Night Toad, 80 have been endangered, critically endangered, or extinct in the wild.

Coming Soon...

 

It is estimated that there are approximately 28,000 endangered species (REDLIST) in the world. We will be designing many more of them. Please look forward to the one and only sneakers to come.

Coming Soon...

 

It is estimated that there are approximately 28,000 endangered species (REDLIST) in the world. We will be designing many more of them. Please look forward to the one and only sneakers to come.

Endangered

Nipponia nippon

Due to overhunting, deforestation and conversion to farmland, and habitat degradation caused by pesticides, domestic Nipponia nippon became extinct on October 10, 2003. Since then, the birds have been successfully bred and released repeatedly from the parent birds provided by China.

Population
600 (Japan)
Habitat
Sado Island / Japan

Critically Endangered

Sumatoran Tiger

It is the smallest among all the tigers. It inhabits in the southernmost point among the extant subspecies, and is the only tiger living on the island. Due to poaching, large-scale plantation development, and forest fires, the population in the wild is estimated at 300-500.

Population
300-500
Habitat
Sumatora /Indonesia

Critically Endangered

Starry Night Toad

It inhabits the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta of Colombia.
It was believed to be extinct due to Chytridiomycosis and loss of habitat. However, it was rediscovered after 30 years. Of the 96 Starry Night Toad, 80 have been endangered, critically endangered, or extinct in the wild.

Habitat
30
Habitat
Sierra Nevada / Colombia

Coming Soon...

 

It is estimated that there are approximately 28,000 endangered species (REDLIST) in the world. We will be designing many more of them. Please look forward to the one and only sneakers to come.

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FAQ

Q.1

Where can I buy REDLIST shoes?

A. Available at our POP UP stores and Online Shop.Please check our Instagram for POP UP information. Click here to visit our Online Shop.

Q.2

Can I participate in REDLIST IMPACTS activities with a donation?

A. You can participate with a donation (5,000 yen per unit). Click here to donate.

Q.3

Where can I donate?

A. Available online. Click here to donate.

Q.4

Can I buy REDLIST ART?

A. It is not available for purchase. You can get it by donating (5,000 yen per unit).Click here to donate.