This research investigates the environmental impact of disposable footwear choices within the context of throwaway culture. The study employs a mixed-methods approach to bridge the gap between consumer footwear preferences and ecological consequences. A consumer survey revealed a concerning disconnect between these two aspects, highlighting the significant ecological burden of the footwear industry, particularly regarding landfill waste and carbon footprint. The research acknowledges the nascent market for sustainable footwear options. However, it emphasizes the need for user-centered and eco-friendly solutions. The methodology leverages a comprehensive approach, including interviews, surveys, mind mapping, brainstorming, and prototyping. This iterative design process aims to develop solutions tailored to the target audience's needs and preferences, ultimately enhancing user engagement and a sustainable future. Furthermore, the research also calls for the creation of better ways to handle and reuse the parts of old shoes, with a focus on efficiency and minimizing environmental impact.