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This colorful sneaker label has been tied to countless stars.

Everyone from Helen Mirren to Pete Davidson owns a pair of Cariumas, making the sustainability-focused company one of the most celebrity-loved sneaker brands on the market.

And while the A-list-approved kicks never go on sale (and frequently fly off the shelves), you don’t need to be a celebrity to score exclusive savings on a pair — not if you’re a Page Six reader, that is.

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Not sure where start? The Oca Low ($63 with code, originally $79) has been spotted on both Helen Mirren — who once brought the bright green version to Cannes — and Ashton Kutcher, who laced up a classic black pair in February.

A gray Cariuma Oca Low sneaker — Cariuma

Cariuma Oca Low ($63 with code, originally $79)

While Whitney Port and Nina Agdal also own the highly popular low-tops, they’re equally in demand with shoppers; the canvas kicks once reportedly racked up a waitlist of 77,000 hopeful customers.

Jon Hamm, meanwhile, prefers the Cariuma Ibi Low ($95 with code, originally $119) — a bamboo knit style with the same vegan insole and recycled plastic lining, laces and threads as the Oca.

The shoe has earned a nearly five-star rating from over 150 reviews and counting, with one shopper simply raving, “Comfortable, stylish, no breaking-in period.”

Cariuma Ibi Low ($95 with code, originally $119)

If a leather look better suits your style, take a page out of Alexandra Daddario’s book with a pair of Salvas ($103 with code, originally $129) instead.

While the “White Lotus” star owns a version with leopard-print details, the shoe’s available in a slew of shades; the suede-accented Cariuma Premium Leather Salvas ($103 with code, originally $129) is a cut above your typical white sneaker.

In addition to racking up famous fans, the brand is also known for working with household names of a different kind; its current collections include colorful collabs with the likes of Pantone, “Avatar” and National Geographic.