Space Hippie, Nike’s exploratory footwear collection constructed with “space junk” — transformed factory and post-consumer waste — marries sustainable practices and radical design. Each of the four Space Hippie silhouettes provides a unique aesthetic and fit — including traditional laces and laceless designs. The manufacturing, which employs about 85 to 90 percent recycled polyester Space Waste Yarn, recycled Nike ZoomX foam and Crater Foam (a blend of standard Nike foams and Nike Grind Rubber), results in a radical design with a low carbon footprint.
Space Hippie 01, 02, 03, and 04 release June 11 on SNKRS and SNEAKERS apps, select global Nike doors, and select retailers.
This is part of Nike’s Move to Zero initiative. Read our interview with Noel Kinder the Chief of Sustainability Officer at Nike HERE!
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