Finn Rush-Taylor Studio's 3D-Printed Shoe Puts Innovation at the Fore - HYPEBEAST

In collaboration with 3D-printing exertion developer Zellerfeld, Finn Rush-Taylor Studio is looking to innovate the aboriginal of footwear. For their latest team-up, the close-knit collaborators concocted a 3D-printed footwear silhouette, dubbed the NAMI shoe.

The sneaker, which gets its sanction from Japanese origin, boasts Rush-Taylor’s classical asymmetrical plan codes, drafting inspiration from the earthy cadence of h2o ripples and waves. A “subtle show silhouette,” the tech-forward footwear appears successful a bold purple tone.

To make the NAMI, Rush-Taylor archetypal developed the plan conception successful virtual world with a three-dimensional layout. From there, the decorator produced accelerated prototypes to cleanable his silhouette, investigating assorted fits, shapes and cardinal plan features with each model.

“I anticipation this merchandise with Zellerfeld signifies a alteration successful the manufacture which is agelong overdue, wherever creators don’t person to reply to a hierarchy and tin merchandise a merchandise that is daring and their ain vision,” said Rush-Taylor successful a statement. “I judge successful a aboriginal wherever the creator has afloat power implicit their imaginativeness and has a level that pushes for that.”

“With the motorboat of NAMI with Finn Rush-Taylor – 3D-printing makes past again,” added Cornelius Schmitt, CEO and co-founder of Zellerfeld. “For the archetypal clip ever, a originative tin motorboat his ain sneaker marque from nothing. The merchandise of the NAMI is an implicit connection to the footwear industry. A connection for change, and for ever being rebellious.”

The NAMI shoes are present disposable to store connected the Zellerfeld App for $250 USD. To bull a pair, use to the beta programme and scan your feet for a custom-fitted model.

Take a look astatine Finn Rush-Taylor Studio and Zellerfeld’s 3D-printed sneaker above.

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