Nike launches its first SB dunk collection from vegan leather

For Nike sneaker lovers, it has come up with a new limited-edition vegan leather ‘SB dunk’ collection which is marked as ‘cruelty-free’. Its new earthy theme reflects the reminiscent of nature. This is for its conscious sneakers lovers to help reduce the carbon footprints. Nowadays, according to many studies, it has been observed that the demand for vegan leather is growing exponentially, so Nike wants to grab the opportunity and deliver high-quality products to move towards a sustainable model.

It launched a ‘Move to Zero initiative’ in 2019, since then it’s altering its methods and resources to deliver sustainable clothing and footwear; keeping its aim at reaching zero carbon emission and zero waste production. Nike also launched earlier, its four silhouette collection ‘Space Hippie’ made from sustainable materials, proving the point that sustainable fashion can be trendy and practical at the same time.

Nike managed to utilize recycled bottles, T-shirts, post-industrial waste in that collection and also went on exploring and experimenting with recycled nylon, polyester and organic cotton in upcoming elections. John Hoke, Nike’s Chief Design Officer, says that it’s all about how we can produce more valued products using least of the resources, energy and carbon emission. This also influenced other sneaker brands, as a result Adidas also came up with its sustainable ‘mushroom leather’ collection.

Firstly the SB dunk will only be released at Soul Sneaker Boutique in Mexico and other shoe shops in Europe. There is no chance for it reaching the US this time but we can expect more sustainable collections anytime sooner.

Recent Posts

Fashion for Good launches Behind the Break 2.0

Levi Strauss & Co., Gap, and Artistic Milliners have joined hands with Fashion for Good to improve the reliability of…

16 hours ago

Trützschler advances ultra-fine nonwoven technology

Trützschler Nonwovens has introduced a new standard in air-through bonding technology by producing the world’s only microfibers as fine as…

16 hours ago

John Hogg invests in SwitchDye for sustainable dyeing technology

Manchester-based John Hogg Technical Solutions has announced a major minority investment in SwitchDye, a spin-out company from the University of…

16 hours ago

Gaia Biomaterials receives approval for PLA-free film material

Gaia Biomaterials has received final European patent approval for its PLA-free film extrusion material developed for biodegradable and compostable applications.

4 days ago

Notape to introduce tape-free zipper technology

Notape is preparing to introduce a new tape-free zipper construction at the upcoming EOW Outdoor Trade Show in Riva del…

4 days ago

Steiger showcases smart glove technology

Steiger presented advanced textile innovations at Techtextil, including a fully integrated smart glove combining textile engineering with embedded technology.

5 days ago