Reebok's Nano X1 Vegan is a New Version of the Nano X1 Sneaker
Laura McQuarrie — April 15, 2021 — Fashion
References: news.reebok & cdn.livekindly.co
Based on the popular Nano X1 style, Reebok created a plant-based version of the training shoe called the Nano X1 Vegan. The sneaker boasts a composition of 40% bio-based materials and it's designed to be used for everything from running and walking to lifting weights.
The sustainable Reebok sneaker includes a cotton and wood spun yarn upper, a midsole made with materials like castor bean oil and EVA foam, plus a rubber outsole.
In recent months, many sneaker brands have been reimagining some of their most popular footwear styles with a portion of plant-powered materials, or entirely plant-based components, to show off innovative material use and reduce waste where possible. Tal Short, senior product manager at Reebok, says “We have a responsibility not just to design and create with our consumers in mind, but also planet Earth.”
The sustainable Reebok sneaker includes a cotton and wood spun yarn upper, a midsole made with materials like castor bean oil and EVA foam, plus a rubber outsole.
In recent months, many sneaker brands have been reimagining some of their most popular footwear styles with a portion of plant-powered materials, or entirely plant-based components, to show off innovative material use and reduce waste where possible. Tal Short, senior product manager at Reebok, says “We have a responsibility not just to design and create with our consumers in mind, but also planet Earth.”
Trend Themes
1. Plant-based Footwear - Sneaker brands are innovating with plant-based materials for sustainable footwear options.
2. Bio-based Materials - Using bio-based materials, like castor bean oil and wood spun yarn, is becoming increasingly popular in the fashion industry.
3. Sustainable Athletic Wear - Sportswear companies are creating sustainable options from running shoes to athletic fabrics.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can prioritize sustainable materials in athletic and casual wear to reduce environmental impact while maintaining style.
2. Sportswear - Athletic brands can incorporate plant-based materials into their products, appealing to environmentally conscious customers.
3. Sustainability - Sustainability-focused companies can promote the use of plant-based materials to create more eco-friendly athletic and casual wear.
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