Nike continues to grow its ongoing Move to Zero series with sustainable intention and the latest model to join is none other than the iconic Air Force 1 Crater silhouette. The shoe is made with at least 20% recycled materials throughout the entire design.
The upper sees a blend of smooth white and cream leather materials before touches of pastel yellow and orange detail the shoe. This can be seen making up the branding details including the Swoosh at the lateral side of the shoe. The notable Move to Zero pinwheel emblem is done up in bright neon at the insoles with a heel tab in the bright tonal Regrind rubber materials. The recycled material can also be seen on the speckled crater foam at the midsoles.
Sustainable Low-Cut Leather Footwear
The Air Force 1 Crater is the Latest to Join Move to Zero
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Footwear - The trend towards creating more sustainable footwear designs with recycled materials presents the opportunity for disruptive innovation in the footwear industry
2. Move to Zero Series - The Move to Zero series from Nike is a growing trend that presents opportunities for other companies to create sustainable product lines
3. Recycled Materials - The use of recycled materials in footwear design is a trend that is likely to continue in the coming years, creating opportunities for innovative companies to develop eco-friendly products
Industry Implications
1. Footwear - The footwear industry has an opportunity to create more sustainable and environmentally-friendly products by incorporating recycled materials into designs
2. Sustainable Fashion - The movement towards sustainable fashion provides opportunities for companies to innovate and create eco-friendly products, including footwear
3. Recycling and Waste Management - There is an opportunity for companies specializing in recycling and waste management to partner with footwear companies to source and utilize more recycled materials in shoe design