In honor of the annual cannabis-themed celebration 4/20 that occurs on April 20th, fashion brand BAIT has put together a customized pair of Adidas shoes made entirely out of hemp in honor of the festivities. The sneakers are made with fabric derived from the cannabis plant with a few added fashionable features integrated into the shoe themed towards THC consumers.
The sneakers are known as the 'Happy 420' shoes and they include an upper made entirely out of help that has been etched into a stone design that references smoking the medicinal drug. The heels are lined with green, fury suede as a nod to cannabis leaves while the inside of the tongue contains a secret pocket to keep money or other small items.
Celebratory Hemp Sneakers
The BAIT Adidas Stan Smith are Made Using Cannabis to Commemorate 4/20
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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3. Cannabis - The cannabis industry can collaborate with fashion brands to create products that combine cannabis-related elements with trendy fashion, appealing to cannabis enthusiasts.