Ad-Rock (Adam Horovitz) from the Beastie Boys has "released" a shoe with the US-American vegan shoe company Keep. Unfortunately these don't seem to be widely available/available in Europe.
Check the info from the Keep website:
"THE RAMOS Ad-Rock
$ 97.00
Designed by Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz, the Keep x Ad-Rock
Ramos is a new take on our classic midtop. Inspired to make a sneaker
that would keep him warm during the winter months, the Keep x Ad-Rock
Ramos features a water-resistant, nylon cordura body and is lined with synthetic shearling. The ankle features a channel quilted, silicon coated nylon accent, stuffed with synthetic down. The D-ring and bungee lace structure makes for easy slipping on and off, and both black and magenta laces
are included. To finish, each pair features embroidery of Adam's name,
split between left and the right shoes. Net proceeds of the shoe will
benefit Planned Parenthood. As always, all of our
shoes are cruelty-free and consciously produced in factories audited by
international, third parties who monitor ethical working conditions."
Ad-Rock: "So I collaborated with my friend, [Keep
Shoes founder] Una [Kim], not just because I wanted warm sneaks, but
because I support small business. I support women-run business. I
support Asian-American-run business. Net proceeds of this shoe will be
donated to Planned Parenthood because I support a woman's right to
choose and feel that women should not be punished for making decisions
about their own lives and bodies." (1)
Another Ad-Rock quote: "If I can spend four minutes watching a Kanye West video, that’s four
minutes that I’ve wasted in my life, but it’s also four minutes that I
haven’t had to think about the shit in my life." (2)
1. Rolling Stone, Jon Blistein: Beastie Boys' Ad-Rock Designs Shoe to Support Planned Parenthood. MC, vegan footwear company Keep collaborate on winter sneaker with magenta laces. 29 November 2016 http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/beastie-boys-ad-rock-designs-shoe-for-planned-parenthood-w452669 (2 March 2017)
2. The Guardian, Henry Barnes: Adam Horovitz: ‘It’s weird not being a Beastie Boy. It’s all I did for 25 years’. 12 March 2015 https://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/mar/12/adam-ad-rock-horovitz-beastie-boys-interview-while-were-young (2 March 2017)