Although the title says “Future Shoes “, the future has kind of arrived and some of these smart strides are actually available now.
via How Body Mapping Makes Under Armour, J. Crew a Better Fit With Shoppers By “mapping” fit using its 3D “bodies as a framework”, Alvanon is instilling standards and an…
via How 3D Printing Is Leading To A Creative Explosion In Sneaker Style by Allison Sanchez 3D printing pushes the boundaries of our imagination on a regular basis. From the…
via author: Daphne Howland @daphnehowland Dive Brief: Nike China and Wieden + Kennedy Shanghai have teamed up to produce a three-minute game that allows customers to try out Nike’s Epic…
via ampproject.org Under Armour, Nike, Adidas race to ‘personalize’ products with new technology BALTIMORE—When Olympic skiing champion Lindsey Vonn needs custom-fitted workout clothes or cross-training shoes, she contacts Under Armour,…
via vampfootwear.com Smart Footwear Unveils a Connected Future by Genevieve Scarano The shoes of tomorrow are here—and the industry isn’t missing a beat, providing consumers high-tech, smart footwear that could…
via retaildive.com Under Armour debuts connected running shoes Dive Brief: For the second straight year, Under Armour used the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to showcase new models of…
via vampfootwear.com How Footwear Brands Capitalized on the Customization Craze in 2017 by Angela Velasquez Footwear brands experimented with customization in 2017, offering customers personalized shopping and design experiences. When…
via fastcodesign.com How Adidas Cracked The Code Of 3D-Printed Shoes By Mark Wilson Adidas’s Futurecraft 4D, a winner in the 2017 Innovation By Design Awards, is the first 3D-printed running…
via businessoffashion.com The Robot Startup Using Static Electricity to Make Nike Sneakers Grabit, a robotics startup, makes machines that can work at 20 times the pace of humans. The most…
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