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Today I received the great news of having been selected as the winner in the Global Footwear Awards, GFA in the #AthleticSport category, for my technical sports project focused on soccer, -Evolution Cup 23- carried out in my previous international company Joma Sport.
It is an honor to receive this design award Global Footwear Awards, GFA , is more than a recognition of my work in my previous company it is the culmination of hours of dedication, effort, and passion for what I do. At this moment, I want to express my sincere thanks to everyone who has made this achievement possible. To all my colleagues in the design, product, and production team who made the completion of this work possible. This award not only represents an individual achievement but also serves as a reminder of the importance of working together, learning from each other, and pursuing excellence with passion and dedication. I am grateful for this honor and excited about what the future holds for me in the exciting world of design now at AWWG This award propels me to surpass my own limits, to explore new possibilities, and to continue growing as a designer Pepe Jeans London.
I want to express my gratitude to the event organizers for providing a platform that celebrates creativity and talent in footwear design. I also thank the judges for their hard work and for recognizing the aesthetic and functional value of my work at Joma Sport.
Among the esteemed jury panel are renowned personalities such as Felipe Fiallo, Founder & Creative Director of Felipe Fiallo S.R.L.S, who, after working for Ferragamo and creating concepts for Stella McCartney and adidas Maker Lab, is now focused on luxury sneakers and footwear. Jury member Sissi Johnson, an MBA professor and Founder of SelfSells, has had her work featured by Forbes, CNN, The New York Times, Vogue, and the V&A Museum. Sean Williams a well-respected NYC-based sneaker lover for over 37 years, serves as a sneaker industry consultant to brands worldwide and is a co-founder of the SOLEcial Studies sneaker industry education program... Jazerai Allen - Lord is a multihyphenate creative with deep roots in sneaker culture. She work with brands as New Balance, Nike, Reebok. Richard Kuchinsky, Founder and Owner of The Directive Collective, Joining these luminaries are Robbie Fuller, Creative Director at Anta Group, James Lee Thompson, the innovative strategist from On, Oronzo De Matteis 奥龍佐马蒂斯🇮🇹, the visionary behind OROORO BRAND LUXURY, Ann Williams, Co-Founder and Footwear Design Director at Schwilliamz Creative Consultants, and Mary Norton, the Luxury Accessories Design Director/Specialist at Savannah College of Art and Design
Again, thank you all for this incredible honor.
More information is available at:
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JOMA SPORT, S.A. Season_ FW23
Photo Credit: Joma Sport, S.A
Project Type_ New Upper
Product Management_ Maite Torrijos
Product Development_ Daniel Álvarez
Product Design / Colour and Material_ P. Pérez
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Centuries ago, people sought to protect their feet from the elements and rough terrain with rudimentary footwear made from plant material and eventually, leather. Despite numerous advances in shoe design and materials, affordability has remained a persistent issue. A relatively new concern, however, is how sustainable our shoes are.
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Unreliable Manufacturers And Production Challenges
I really hate to dump on some manufacturers in the footwear industry but I have to say it, many Pakistani and Indian Manufacturers will lie and cheat, over promise and never deliver on the agreement.
The amount of money I spent in the early years on trying out different manufacturers in these countries and the money I lost along with the samples I just had to chalk up as a loss and just resell…
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#business#challenges#Dubai Business#footwear industry#handmade footwear#Ladies sandals#Saudi Arabia#Shoe production
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The Future of Footwear Industry Sustainability: Innovations and Initiatives
Shoe companies have witnessed C-suite leaders prioritize sustainability, a shift in company cultures showing the footwear industry making giant strides beyond corporate promises. Stakeholders are developing KPIs and bullish strategies to foster ESG reporting. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has had a compelling impact on industries, 2023 through 2030 should see more companies start to report sustainability both to the public and internally.
With millions of footwear inundating landfills, manufacturing of environmentally preferred materials (EPMs) has become pronounced. Sustainable use of resources, including water, energy and materials, has become the next big thing. Prominently, Adidas is contemplating replacing virgin polyester with recycled polyester by 2024. The footwear giant is bullish that 9 out of its 10 articles will have a sustainable material by 2025. Moreover, in 2021, the sportswear company aimed to use recycled marine plastic waste to manufacture 17 million pairs of shoes. During the period, Tier 1 suppliers attained a 15% dip in water intensity, while Tier 2 suppliers observed an 18% plunge.
Forward-looking companies are zeroing in on augmenting the adoption of renewable energy and boosting energy efficiency. Gen Z and millennials are expected to seek products made from materials that can be recycled, reused or repurposed. Besides, socially compliant and sound corporate governance-focused companies will remain ahead of the curve in a competitive footwear industry.
Environmental Perspective
Contract manufacturers, material vendors and shoe companies have upped their environmental strategies to tap into the potential opportunities and enhance their ESG profiles. In essence, Caleres Inc. is vying to recycle, reclaim, or refurbish 90,000 pairs of shoes each year. The American footwear brand mentioned in its inaugural ESG report that environmentally preferred materials will be used for 25% of footwear sold in Famous Footwear. Moreover, the EPM will also be used in 100% of Caleres products and shoeboxes by 2025. Footwear material solution providers have furthered their emphasis on recycled materials, bio-based materials, waterless dying, material consolidation and waste reduction to propel their shoe sustainability profiles.
Social Perspective
Lately, incorporating diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) has become the talk of the town as leading players strive to create a positive change in the industry, protect the rights of employees and leverage a culture of acceptance and belonging. To illustrate, Nike had a 50.4% representation of women in the global corporate workforce during FY 2021. NIKE Impact Report notes that the American multinational company has 100% pay equity across all employee levels on an annual basis and offers equitable and competitive benefits for all employees. It also fostered relationships with more than 50 external partners, such as Lesbians Who Tech, the Mom Project and Women Who Code, enabling the footwear behemoth to hire candidates from various backgrounds. Considering the soaring demand for socially sustainable footwear, leading shoe brands are poised to emphasize ESG pillars.
Is your business one of the participants in the Footwear Industry? Contact us for focused consultation around ESG Investing, and help you build sustainable business practices
Governance Perspective
The significance of sound corporate governance has gained new heights to oversee sustainability initiatives, DEI opportunities, community affairs and labor practices. In essence, at Puma, leaders from CEO to the Team Head level have clearly defined sustainability targets in line with its Forever Better Sustainability Strategy. It is worth noting that the strategy is based on 10FOR25 target areas, including Human Rights, Climate Action, Plastic and the Oceans and Circularity, to integrate sustainability into the core business functions.
The German sporting goods company has underscored gender balance at management levels and reinforced the ratio of women in leadership positions. As of November 2022, women have filled 44% of leadership positions at Puma. Further, employees in leadership positions are trained in intercultural communication, diversity and inclusion, exhibiting commitment to a tolerant and open work environment through buoyant governance.
The effective implementation of ESG practices, along with organic and inorganic growth strategies, has become paramount to adding value to the company’s growth. To put this in perspective, footwear companies are poised to use sustainability to systematically address challenges focusing on technological advancements, geographical expansion, ESG reporting and bullish sustainability targets. For instance, by May 2021, On met its goal to use 100% recycled, FSC-certified cardboard, as well as 100% recycled HDPE in its apparel packaging, the Zurich-based athletic company stated in the Impact Progress Report 2021.
Given the social and political pressure shoe companies grapple with, industry leaders are expected to act proactively to stay ahead of the game. According to Grand View Research, the global footwear market size stood at USD 373.19 billion in 2021 and could depict a 4.3% CAGR between 2022 and 2030.
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Astra offers comprehensive ESG thematic assessment & scores across diverse impact & socially responsible investment topics, including both public and private companies along with intuitive dashboards. Our ESG solutions are powered by robust fundamental & alternative information. Astra specializes in consulting services that equip corporates and the investment community with the in-depth ESG research and actionable insight they need to support their bottom lines and their values. We have supported our clients across diverse ESG consulting projects & advisory services, including climate strategies & assessment, ESG benchmarking, stakeholder engagement programs, active ownership, developing ESG investment strategies, ESG data services, build corporate sustainability reports. Astra team includes a pool of industry experts and ESG enthusiasts who possess extensive end-end ESG research and consulting experience at a global level.
For more ESG Thematic reports, please visit Astra ESG Solutions, powered by Grand View Research
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#yeezy#footwear#design#grey#blue#grey aesthetic#blue aesthetic#blue moodboard#grey moodboard#industrial design#fashion design#liliac
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Modded Buffalo sandals
In general, I hate sandals. I walk a lot (never learned to drive) so I need them to be comfortable and good enough quality to stand up to the number of miles i put in. Most sandals don't cut it. Also I just don't tend to like the way they look on my feet.
Last year I went on a mission to find some I liked, and came across these Buffalo ones on depop. I'd never worn Buffalo before so had no clue about the quality, but they were secondhand so I figured I wouldn't be too out of pocket if they fell apart. (This is a stock photo, not mine)
Theyre reasonably alternative already, quite cyber, but the brightly coloured tabs weren't really my aesthetic, so I covered them with black electrical tape (easier than painting them) and then I used my leather punch to make holes for spikes, and safety pinned some chains to them.
I'm pleased to report that I wore them all summer and they're still going strong. I'm looking forward to the weather getting warmer so I can start wearing them again.
#goth diy#goth shoes#Shoe diy#alternative#alternative fashion#Alternative footwear#goth aesthetic#buffalo shoes#goth thrifting#goth fashion#Gothic#cybergoth#industrial goth#diy craft
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#Kyrie Irving ANTA deal#Basketball footwear partnership#Game-changing collaboration#KrazyKicks blog#Sneaker industry news#Sneaker collaborations#Sports footwear innovation#Athlete endorsements#Sneaker enthusiasts#Future of basketball shoes
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Im so done so so so done I’m only working with these two absolute sexist dick bags and one of them will be leaving early because our manager said ok without asking me who’s fucking closing meaning I’m stuck with the other asshole who doesn’t know how to do anything and refuses to listen to me when I’m training him
#they’re so fucking rude#thé one guy gets soooo pissy when I remind him to stay in footwear and industrial where I zoned him#like dude you don’t even have to do that much in that department you just gotta shuffle boxes and talk to customers
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The women’s luxury footwear market is expected to witness market growth at a rate of 8.20% in the forecast period of 2021 to 2028. Data Bridge Market Research report on women’s luxury footwear market provides analysis and insights regarding the various factors expected to be prevalent throughout the forecast period while providing their impacts on the market’s growth. The rise in the preference for attractive luxury footwear as a symbol of status is escalating the growth of women’s luxury footwear market.
Luxury footwear is a combination of exclusive style and elegance. The luxury footwears have been featured by heightened qualities like material, durability, and comfort. Luxury footwear can be uniquely tailored as per the demand of the consumer.
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After a long time in the making...very proud to share this one!.
Adults’ football boots, suitable for artificial grass. The new Evolution Cup model is here to provide comfort, a light weight and firmness to professional football players. Simply, the combination of high tech is designed to provide maximum performance in these multipurpose boots. Now available worldwide, in four different colorways.
This was a very fun -and challenging- one, that couldn't have been accomplished without the best team's support behind every step in my last big family and previous company Joma Sport
View project here: Behance.net
#footwear#joma sport#footwear designer#design#industrial design#diseño industrial#diseño#art#soccer#Evolution Cup 23 JOMA#JOMA#FIFA#+Players
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SCRY: LEADING THE FUTURE OF FASHION WITH FOUNDER ZIXIONG WEI'S VISION
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#pos software#erp for retail stores#gst accounting software for retail#garment software#footwear billing software#erp-for-manufacturing#erp systems for manufacturing#manufacturing erp software#best erp for manufacturing#erp-for-manufacturing industry#top manufacturing software#grocery billing software#supermarket billing software#gift shop software#pos system#mpos#types of pos software#importance of pos software#features in pos software for retail#gst-compliant pos system#best pos software for garment shop#mera bill mera adhikar#e-invoicing rules 2023#retail analytics#top billing software in india#best erp for retail#supermarket system#billing software supermarket#accounting software for garment#point of sale software
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The Importance of Ethical Supply Chains in the Footwear Industry
Shoe companies have witnessed C-suite leaders prioritize sustainability, a shift in company cultures showing the footwear industry making giant strides beyond corporate promises. Stakeholders are developing KPIs and bullish strategies to foster ESG reporting. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has had a compelling impact on industries, 2023 through 2030 should see more companies start to report sustainability both to the public and internally.
With millions of footwear inundating landfills, manufacturing of environmentally preferred materials (EPMs) has become pronounced. Sustainable use of resources, including water, energy and materials, has become the next big thing. Prominently, Adidas is contemplating replacing virgin polyester with recycled polyester by 2024. The footwear giant is bullish that 9 out of its 10 articles will have a sustainable material by 2025. Moreover, in 2021, the sportswear company aimed to use recycled marine plastic waste to manufacture 17 million pairs of shoes. During the period, Tier 1 suppliers attained a 15% dip in water intensity, while Tier 2 suppliers observed an 18% plunge.
Forward-looking companies are zeroing in on augmenting the adoption of renewable energy and boosting energy efficiency. Gen Z and millennials are expected to seek products made from materials that can be recycled, reused or repurposed. Besides, socially compliant and sound corporate governance-focused companies will remain ahead of the curve in a competitive footwear industry.
Key Companies
• Nike, Inc.
• Adidas AG
• PUMA
• Geox S.p.A
• Timberland
• Skechers U.S.A, Inc
• Crocs Retail, LLC
Environmental Perspective
Contract manufacturers, material vendors and shoe companies have upped their environmental strategies to tap into the potential opportunities and enhance their ESG profiles. In essence, Caleres Inc. is vying to recycle, reclaim, or refurbish 90,000 pairs of shoes each year. The American footwear brand mentioned in its inaugural ESG report that environmentally preferred materials will be used for 25% of footwear sold in Famous Footwear. Moreover, the EPM will also be used in 100% of Caleres products and shoeboxes by 2025. Footwear material solution providers have furthered their emphasis on recycled materials, bio-based materials, waterless dying, material consolidation and waste reduction to propel their shoe sustainability profiles.
Social Perspective
Lately, incorporating diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) has become the talk of the town as leading players strive to create a positive change in the industry, protect the rights of employees and leverage a culture of acceptance and belonging. To illustrate, Nike had a 50.4% representation of women in the global corporate workforce during FY 2021. NIKE Impact Report notes that the American multinational company has 100% pay equity across all employee levels on an annual basis and offers equitable and competitive benefits for all employees. It also fostered relationships with more than 50 external partners, such as Lesbians Who Tech, the Mom Project and Women Who Code, enabling the footwear behemoth to hire candidates from various backgrounds. Considering the soaring demand for socially sustainable footwear, leading shoe brands are poised to emphasize ESG pillars.
Is your business one of the participants in the Footwear Industry? Contact us for focused consultation around ESG Investing, and help you build sustainable business practices
Governance Perspective
The significance of sound corporate governance has gained new heights to oversee sustainability initiatives, DEI opportunities, community affairs and labor practices. In essence, at Puma, leaders from CEO to the Team Head level have clearly defined sustainability targets in line with its Forever Better Sustainability Strategy. It is worth noting that the strategy is based on 10FOR25 target areas, including Human Rights, Climate Action, Plastic and the Oceans and Circularity, to integrate sustainability into the core business functions.
The German sporting goods company has underscored gender balance at management levels and reinforced the ratio of women in leadership positions. As of November 2022, women have filled 44% of leadership positions at Puma. Further, employees in leadership positions are trained in intercultural communication, diversity and inclusion, exhibiting commitment to a tolerant and open work environment through buoyant governance.
The effective implementation of ESG practices, along with organic and inorganic growth strategies, has become paramount to adding value to the company’s growth. To put this in perspective, footwear companies are poised to use sustainability to systematically address challenges focusing on technological advancements, geographical expansion, ESG reporting and bullish sustainability targets. For instance, by May 2021, On met its goal to use 100% recycled, FSC-certified cardboard, as well as 100% recycled HDPE in its apparel packaging, the Zurich-based athletic company stated in the Impact Progress Report 2021.
Given the social and political pressure shoe companies grapple with, industry leaders are expected to act proactively to stay ahead of the game. According to Grand View Research, the global footwear market size stood at USD 373.19 billion in 2021 and could depict a 4.3% CAGR between 2022 and 2030.
About Astra – ESG Solutions by Grand View Research
Astra is the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) arm of Grand View Research Inc. – a global market research publishing & management consulting firm.
Astra offers comprehensive ESG thematic assessment & scores across diverse impact & socially responsible investment topics, including both public and private companies along with intuitive dashboards. Our ESG solutions are powered by robust fundamental & alternative information. Astra specializes in consulting services that equip corporates and the investment community with the in-depth ESG research and actionable insight they need to support their bottom lines and their values. We have supported our clients across diverse ESG consulting projects & advisory services, including climate strategies & assessment, ESG benchmarking, stakeholder engagement programs, active ownership, developing ESG investment strategies, ESG data services, build corporate sustainability reports. Astra team includes a pool of industry experts and ESG enthusiasts who possess extensive end-end ESG research and consulting experience at a global level.
For more ESG Thematic reports, please visit Astra ESG Solutions, powered by Grand View Research
#Footwear Industry ESG Study#Sustainable footwear#Footwear Industry ESG#Footwear Industry#Footwear Market
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B2b Trusted Footwear Industry In India | Peeaarindustries.com
Experience the trusted B2B footwear industry in India with Peeaarindustries.com. Our superior quality and reliable services are sure to leave you feeling satisfied.
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Top leather exporters in India
The Council of Leather Exports Association is an organization that represents the interests of leather manufacturers, exporters, and related businesses within a specific region or country. The association typically works to promote and support the leather industry, both domestically and internationally, by advocating for favourable trade policies, providing market information and intelligence, and offering various support services to its members.
#Top leather exporters in India#Top leather industries in India#Leather and non Leather Product Manufacturers & Exporters#Finished Leather#Leather Footwear#Footwear Components#Leather Garments#Leather & Synthetic Goods#Saddlery & Harness#Non-leather Footwear#Fur and Leather accessories
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