Sole Systems 009 : Driving Shoes
From pedal feel to luxury staple, the driving shoe represents one of footwear's clearest examples of function shaping form. Originally developed to improve driver control and feedback, its distinctive construction has endured for more than sixty years at the intersection of automotive culture, craftsmanship, and style.
Surface Tension : Part 03
Surface Tension has followed rubber from its earliest uses. Parts 00–02 trace the path from animal hides and hobnails through vulcanization and the emergence of sticky rubber, from Bramani’s original problem to Boreal’s Firé and the pursuit of feel that reshaped climbing footwear through the 1980s and ’90s. Part 03 moves beyond the rock, tracing how those same ideas found their way into fashion houses and skate shops.