Each year, over 20 billion pairs of shoes are produced—most end up in landfills. Sneakers, made from multiple bonded materials, are nearly impossible to recycle. Less than 5% are ever repurposed. Designed for trends, not longevity, fast fashion sneakers contribute to massive waste, toxic glues, and microplastic pollution. Their short life cycle and complex construction make them one of the most environmentally damaging fashion items on the planet.

This sneaker represents a leap forward in sustainable design and circular manufacturing.

Using state-of-the-art 3D printing, it is created from a single material and printed in one seamless piece. This eliminates waste from glue, stitching, and multiple material types, making the product easy to recycle and more environmentally responsible.

Each pair is produced on demand, significantly reducing overproduction and avoiding the environmental cost of unsold inventory.

 By printing locally, we eliminate global shipping emissions and support decentralised, clean manufacturing.

The sneaker is not only recyclable but also machine washable and long-lasting, helping reduce overall consumption.

With its futuristic form, customizable options, and minimal impact on the planet, this sneaker isn’t just a fashion item—it’s a statement about where product design is heading.

Consumers can pre-reserve their pair with a minimal deposit and finalize color and size before printing begins. Designed for the conscious consumer, this product merges aesthetics, innovation, and environmental stewardship.

Key characteristics

• 3D printed in a single seamless piece

• Made from one fully recyclable material

• Machine washable and durable

• Produced on-demand—no excess inventory

• Customizable size and color before production

• Lightweight, modern design

Environmental benefits

• Zero waste manufacturing process

• Fully recyclable—easy to loop back into production

• No adhesives or mixed materials

• No overseas shipping—reduced emissions

• No labor exploitation—fully automated local production

• Supports a circular and regenerative product lifecycle

Graduated at Politecnico di Milano in Industrial Product Design, he's a passionate Designer with a strong interest in the Fashon Industry. Always experimenting with new and exciting technologies, his aim is to create a more sustainable and nature focused future, while keeping his products of cutting edge quality and design.