Juno Jones

Primary NAICS code

316210 · Footwear Manufacturing

Headquarters

Philadelphia, PA

UEI

DJB6TLQMGMU5

CAGE

0QB60

Founded by Emily Soloby after she saw the lack of safety footwear that women would actually want to wear, Juno Jones makes ASTM-certified safety boots and work shoes designed around women’s feet. Emily and her husband Ryan drew on their experience running a national truck and heavy-equipment safety training firm, creating practical footwear for workers who need protection without giving up comfort or style. The company also works to make women in construction, transportation, engineering, and other traditionally male fields feel seen and equipped for the job.

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