Cardboard Nike Air Shoes Can Be Mistaken for a Real Shoe
References: behance.net & walyou
Chris Anderson is a genius for making these cardboard Nike Air shoes. Yes, everything on this shoe is cardboard minus the shoelaces, of course. Even the logo on them looks realistic.
The cardboard Nike Air shoes can also be worn, as you can see in the gallery, but I'm not so sure how the kicks would be able to handle being caught in the rain. Nevertheless, this shoe and the shoebox that comes with it can pass as a legit Nike Air.
The cardboard Nike Air shoes can also be worn, as you can see in the gallery, but I'm not so sure how the kicks would be able to handle being caught in the rain. Nevertheless, this shoe and the shoebox that comes with it can pass as a legit Nike Air.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Footwear - Opportunities for sustainable and eco-friendly footwear made from unconventional materials like cardboard.
2. DIY Fashion - Emerging trend for DIY fashion and customization using materials such as cardboard to reduce waste and promote sustainable fashion.
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Industry Implications
1. Footwear - Footwear companies can capitalize on the trend for unconventional materials and sustainable and eco-friendly footwear designs.
2. Fashion - Innovation opportunities in fashion for sustainable materials and DIY fashion, especially for environmentally conscious consumers.
3. Packaging - Transforming packaging into a multi-functional product and promoting sustainable packaging solutions through innovative designs using materials like cardboard.
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