A 3D printed footing from oceanic plastic waste

On the occasion of COP 21, Adidas and Parley for the Oceans presented an innovative shoe concept. It is designed on a 3D printed sole made from plastic waste from the ocean. An opportunity to show that the industry can rethink design and help stop plastic pollution in the oceans.

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