MaterialDistrict

Articles

3D printed shoes made of one recyclable material

Published 9 months ago by Sigrid | no responses

Italian luxury fashion brand Moncler collaborated with 3D printed footwear brand Zellerfeld to create a 3D printed version of its Trailgrip sneakers made of only one recyclable mono-material. Zellerfeld is a company that 3D prints ...

Read more >

Fabric that takes a 3D shape when steamed

Published 9 months ago by Sigrid | no responses

Innovating clothing brand A-POC ABLE Issy Myake partnered with Nature Architects to create a flat fabric that takes a 3D shape when steamed. Called Type-V Nature Architects Project, the process uses metamaterials to create clothing ...

Read more >

A reversable insole that warms or cools your feet

Published 9 months ago by Sigrid | no responses

Climfeet by French company SoleCooler is a thermodynamic reversible insole that can heat or cool using only your footsteps. Cold can put a strain on your body, and the insoles are designed so that performance ...

Read more >

An overnight location made of borrowed materials

Published 9 months ago by Sigrid | no responses

Dutch design studio Overtreders W used found and borrowed materials to create an overnight location balancing on a concrete pillar in the Dutch landscape. For the 200th anniversary of the city of Veenhuizen, the Netherlands, ...

Read more >

A blazer made of bacterial cellulose

Published 9 months ago by Sigrid | no responses

Danish fashion brand Ganni used the bacterial cellulose leather alternative by Polybion, a sustainable material innovation company, to make a blazer. The blazer is made of Celium, a leather alternative developed by Polybion. The material ...

Read more >

Tiles made from the London Underground

Published 9 months ago by Sigrid | no responses

UK-based designer Jeffrey Miller created tiles for the London Underground, made from the transit system’s own waste. According to Miller, tiles are a defining feature of the London Underground, the world’s oldest metro system. Their ...

Read more >
No results
MoreLoad more