Sports company PUMA and designer Billy Walsh have come together again to create a minimalistic collection inspired by PUMA’s football heritage, reviving one of its most iconic boots, the PUMA King, and reinterpreting it for 2020.
Sports company PUMA and designer Billy Walsh have come together again to create a minimalistic collection inspired by PUMA’s football heritage, reviving one of its most iconic boots, the PUMA King, and reinterpreting it for 2020.
Dutch design project Living Colour uses bacteria to dye textiles. The bacteria are fed with a nutrient which makes them produce a pigment, which can then be used to dye almost any kind of fiber.
Swedish design studio Streamateria makes fabrics in closed material loops, which become a source of raw material after they have been worn. This is made possible through a circular production chain with zero tolerance to waste. Streamateria materials are constructed out of a printed mesh-structure, which is coated with a bioplastic, creating a textile-like garment.
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