Image Credit: 3D Collaboration
The first-of-their-kind fully 3D printed shoes, were produced in collaboration with cutting edge industrial design and manufacturing company Tangible Creative and renowned street artist Kyle Steed (additional images below) for the next iteration of the Bulleit Frontier Works project.
The sneakers took more than 200 hours to develop and required a machine running an additional twelve days straight to produce. The design was inspired by Steed’s interpretation of what it means to be on the Frontier of culture.
Image Credit: 3D Collaboration
Image Credit: 3D Collaboration
Bulleit Frontier Whiskey to let you know that on Friday, October 25th at 6:00AM EST, Bulleit will be dropping a limited-edition run of custom designed, 3D printed sneakers via Sneaker Politics.com.
Image Credit: 3D Collaboration
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