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Following the launch of rTPU50, Cirql® presents Zero36™, a new low-impact midsole foam that replaces traditional EVA. With 36% bio-based content and a chemical-free production process, Zero36™ is a decisive step towards a more transparent, high-performance and truly circular footwear supply chain.
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Co.Bo. skilfully combines luxury and sports technology thanks to its unique expertise in moulding and materials science. A journey based on innovation, professionalism and family values that continue to distinguish the company in the Made in Italy landscape.
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The historic brand celebrates its American heritage with a S/S 2026 collection that perfectly combines sporty tradition and contemporary spirit.
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The international brand of high-quality, eco-friendly footwear presents its new unisex sneaker, combining distinctive design and premium materials.
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While over 1.5 tonnes of food are wasted worldwide every year, the Tuscan brand makes trainers from food industry waste.
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The brand, founded in Florence in 2005, celebrated 20 years of history and success with an immersive dinner organised during Pitti Uomo 108.
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The historic brand draws inspiration from the simple beauty of the Mediterranean to create extraordinary collections where timeless high quality is combined with sustainability and innovation.
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Winner of iF DESIGN AWARD 2024 for its exclusive design and selected by ADI DESIGN INDEX for the Compasso d'Oro 2024, it remained on display at the ADI Design Museum in Milan until September 2024.
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Among the 12 emerging brands present at MICAM 100 was Servati, founded in 2023 by two young people from Lecce. The company presented its 3D-printed, modular and recyclable trainers.
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The distinctive feature of this emerging brand is its research into materials. Each project becomes a case study demonstrating how resources considered waste can enter the supply chain.
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