Core77: Berlin-based artist Hans Hemmert (famous for his work with balloons) threw a party where guests wore shoe-extenders to make them all the same→
Popular Science: Humans are not very efficient. When we walk, we waste close to 20 watts of energy per second. Instead of turning all→
Did you know that flip flops are a $20 billion dollars industry? I had no idea. Flip flops have replaced the running shoe, said→
The Bellingham Herald: Jon Zobel has a hot business going, flipping hip-hop-inspired, limited-edition sneakers, hats and watches to like-minded collectors for wads of cash.→
The Next Web: Today, in recognition of World Alzheimer’s Day, GTX Corp, a company that focuses on customizable, miniaturized GPS solutions, announced the FCC→
Forbes: At this point, TOMS Shoes isn’t just a do-gooder company – they’re a brand with an incredibly strong identity tied to social good.→
KOLO: Arik Bannister’s moment of inspiration was forced on him, a few moments after he set out to become a Zumba instructor. Zumba is→
Toledo Blade: So far, Stikii Shoes — the name refers to colorful patches and emblems that children can stick on the shoes — is→
Evan Streusand found his path to fashion while visiting Peru. He never expect to end up in that industry, but what discovered while reluctantly→
The idea for a quick, portable shoe started with Rachelle Kuramoto’s mother-in-law. Seeing potential in the product and brand, the two women began working→
eTurboNews: GTX Corp. is introducing new shoes, loafers, and sneakers, with GPS built into them. Using a downloadable app, caretakers can track and be→
Through the years people have found some interesting places to hide things. Sometimes it is money stuffed in a shoe or sock or even→