Elastic Wrapped Lace
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Prize
Winner in Sportswear Design / Mountaineering, Climbing, Hiking
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University
Savannah College of Art and Design
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Lead Designer
Madeline Helt
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Professor Credit
Michael Mack
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Contributor(Other)
Emily Locomba (sock development)
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Photo Credit
Bry Aquino
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Design Status
Prototype
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Project Link
Description The best way to describe this product as a physical interpretation of mountain terrain and it's ever-changing evolution. It describes physically the mountains but also the materials it takes two climb and experience the mountain in hard performance textiles, strong ropes, gripping lug pattern that will ensure safety. This low booty with a tight sock to keep and warmth sewn into a warm gray nylon waterproof upper. And strong cord ensuring a tight fit an interesting look allows an organic lug pattern to grip ever-changing train and black rubber.
Innovation This products innovation, is not in its materials or customizability but it's idea of in-bodying sculptural design. By creating something that can not only be warn but a physical interpretation of the ever changing mountain terrain.
Product Detail The upper is a low profile boot that hits the above the ankle made out of a waterproof nylon, the upper also includes a sewn in sock designed out of elastic yarn made by a student. The soul is an interactive design in-bodying rough terrain in casing the shoe wrapping the upper and the outer in an elastic cord. To finish the shoe dipped in black rubber to create an organic drip texture.
Specification This product is a lightweight gray wide fit low boot and a sewn in sock for comfort and warmth with orange cord wrapping 360° vertically around the shoe and a black sole. The shoe would ideally be available in multiple colors and is a unisex model.
Bio A safety line crafted for extreme outdoor conditions, tailored for mountain climbing and snow adventures, while catering to luxury clients. This collection ensures endurance in harsh climates, empowering you to tackle peaks and icy terrains. Stay vigilant amidst fast-changing weather, known as "FINDING THE WINDOW".