2022
DEC

Collecting worn out trippen shoes - You can bring your old pair to our stores to any of our stores to support the circulation of materials.


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2022
NOV

Energy neutrality - Our solar panels support the energy neutrality of our factory in Zehdenick.


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2022
JUL

t-project 2.0 - Development towards circularity


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2021
JUL

Karma / Kismet - Sandals made from 95% recycled materials.


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2021
JUL

Aware - Vegan, plastic-free and 98% biodegradable sneakers.


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2021
JUL

t-project - Introducing a new label that will be focusing on radical solutions towards sustainability


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2020
JUL

Undyed Leather - Saving water in the leather production.


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2020
JAN

Trace sole - Minimizing microplastic from abrasion of rubber soles.


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2019
SEP

Vegan shoes - Finding good substitutes for leather


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2018
SEP

Sustainabiltiy Skills - Transparency for components of each product


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2016
MAY

Integration of refugees - Supporting refugees in Zehdenick


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2009

Expansion Zehdenick - Reducing distances by concentrating production in one place


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2006
SEP

XO Collection - Avoid plastic reinforcements on heel shoes


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2005
APR

Waterbased glue - Improving environmental impact and working conditions


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2004
SEP

Penna collection - Simplifying shoe construction and avoiding plastic reinforcements


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1995
MAR

Trippen Manufacture in Zehdenick - Starting local production with social responsibility.


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1995
FEB

Repair Workshop


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1994
JAN

Packaging - Minimal package design made out of recyclable materials.


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1994
SEP

Closed Line - Interchangability of shoe parts as concept to simplify resoling.


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1992
MAR

Recycling Experiments - Shoes made from waste material.


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