READYMADE and Timberland Re-Constructed the 6-Inch Boot Design
READYMADE joins forces with Timberland to create a collaborative iteration of the classic 6-Inch Boot model for the season. The recent effort is driven by an inside-out style influence, featuring bright orange colors and READYMADE branding details across the model.
The uppers are constructed from a 'Wheat' nubuck material and boast the inside out theme, strongly across the lacing unit and the tongue area. The bright orange hue is adorned throughout the entire design including the second set of laces and the outsoles made from Vibram. The READYMADE branding at the heel and hangtag are notable as well, made from blue foam materials that are often showcased at the collar, replaced with a transparent case.
The uppers are constructed from a 'Wheat' nubuck material and boast the inside out theme, strongly across the lacing unit and the tongue area. The bright orange hue is adorned throughout the entire design including the second set of laces and the outsoles made from Vibram. The READYMADE branding at the heel and hangtag are notable as well, made from blue foam materials that are often showcased at the collar, replaced with a transparent case.
Trend Themes
1. Inside-out Boot Design - There is an opportunity to explore the concept of inside-out design in various products, not just limited to boots.
2. Collaborative Fashion Partnerships - Collaborative efforts between fashion brands offer a chance to create unique and attention-grabbing designs that appeal to consumers.
3. Branded Design Details - Adding branding details that are unconventional, such as using foam materials or transparent cases, can make a product stand out in the market.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear - The footwear industry can explore inside-out design concepts to create new and innovative shoe designs.
2. Fashion - Collaborative partnerships in the fashion industry can bring together different brands to create exciting and unique products.
3. Product Design - Incorporating unconventional branding details can be applied to various product designs, opening up opportunities for disruptive innovation.
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