Maximum Comfort | Minimal Footprint
The Elevated Clouds are the latest evolution in circular cork insoles by Primal Soles. Developed using feedback from over a thousand real users, these insoles deliver an unmatched blend of comfort, body support, and sustainable innovation. Light as air and soft to the touch, Elevated Clouds are engineered to provide maximum relief during your busiest days.
Handcrafted in Portugal from regenerative Mediterranean cork and upcycled shoe waste, these insoles are carbon-negative, endlessly recyclable, and naturally antibacterial. They're built to support your feet, protect the planet, and redefine what daily comfort should feel like.
🌿 Crafted from 100% natural cork – sustainably sourced and infinitely recyclable
🌀 Circular & carbon-negative design – minimizes waste and environmental impact
☁️ Unique design – supporting the arch of the foot and feeling like walking on clouds
🦠 Moisture-wicking & antibacterial – naturally breathable and odor-resistant
🌡️ Thermal regulating – stay cool in summer, warm in winter
🏆 Award-winning innovation – recognized by the Financial Times for social and environmental impact
Primal Soles is revolutionizing foot comfort with the world’s first circular cork insoles. Every pair helps reduce landfill waste while providing unmatched comfort with the unique honeycomb cork structure: ultra-lightweight, shock-absorbing, and long-lasting.
Introducing
PRIMAL Collection
Primal Soles
Primal Soles was created to provide maximum support, prevent injuries and improve posture and skeletal alignment so that you can go out and explore, discover and get back in touch with our natural world.
Primal Slippers
Primal realizes the negative impact of human production on our natural environment. That is why we have designed a circular ecosystem where the more people we support, the better it becomes for our planet.
Endlessly Recyclable
On July 2, 2025, Amorim Cork Solutions welcomed Primal Soles to mark an important milestone: the first official collection of slippers for recycling. In total, 2,500 pairs were recovered, representing 230 kg of material. This initiative marks the beginning of a long-term partnership committed to...