4 Innovative Materials for a More Sustainable Future

The demand for innovative, sustainable and high-performance materials has never been stronger in the footwear sector. As brands seek to reduce their environmental impact and respond to increasingly conscious consumers, alternatives are emerging that combine cutting-edge technology with respect for nature.

Shoelutions takes part in the Digital Shift Summit

Shoelutions is pleased to announce its participation in the Digital Shift Summit – The Digital Revolution in Product Development, a high-profile event that brings together leaders and experts to discuss digital transformation in the footwear sector. This meeting, promoted by Mind in collaboration with APICCAPS and CTCP, will take place on 13 March 2025 at WoW in Vila Nova de Gaia.

Ballet Flats: The Classic that’s Dominating the Trends

Ballet flats are making a significant comeback in the fashion world in 2025, establishing themselves as one of the season’s must-have shoes. This classic style, which combines elegance and comfort, has been reinterpreted by various brands and designers, offering options that range from the traditional to the contemporary.

Mocha Mousse: Pantone’s Color for 2025

Pantone has revealed the color of the year for 2025: Mocha Mousse (Pantone 17-1230). This warm and sophisticated shade of brown promises to be present in a wide range of industries, from fashion to interior design.

Why shoe brands are increasingly investing in collaborations

Footwear brands are increasingly investing in collaborations as an effective marketing strategy to reach new audiences, reinforce brand identity and create exclusive products that generate great anticipation. This movement reflects a global trend in the footwear and fashion market in general, which seeks to innovate and increase relevance in a competitive environment.

New Materials Library update

As part of our commitment to providing creative tools for the creation of footwear, we are pleased to announce a new update to our Material Library. This update expands the options available and ensures that you have access to the latest, quality and diverse materials you’re looking for.

Used tennis balls, what to do with them?

Tennis balls are often used in large quantities and discarded after they lose their pressure and elasticity. Due to their rubber and felt composition, these balls are difficult to recycle and often end up in landfills, where they can take hundreds of years to decompose.