INF KABUKI 3D Printed Sandals
INF KABUKI 3D Printed Sandals
|**Design**|
Drawing on the essence of Japanese culture, the design is inspired by traditional wooden clogs. The shoes are collaboratively designed and produced by the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Pou Chen Group, and INF, using high-performance, low-carbon, and recyclable thermoplastic elastomer materials, crafted with 3D printing technology. They feature rebound, shock absorption, and comfort, bringing the culture of wooden clogs back into modern fashion trends through the medium of style.
｜**Fabric**｜
Recycle Nylon 35%
Pu Resin 65%
｜**Color**｜
BLACK
"Our pieces this season are made to order with special tailoring. Please allow 14–20 business days for production — thank you for your understanding!"
The collection drew inspiration from Kabuki culture, a group known for their extravagant attire and unconventional behavior during Japan's late Sengoku period. These individuals, referred to as "Kabukimono," shaped contemporary pop culture with their bold and unconventional lifestyle. Reflecting on the present, fashion continues to be driven by innovation and rebellion, INF wants to invite everyone to become modern-day Kabukimono.
In traditional Japan, men typically wore plain colors, but Kabukimono preferred vibrant garments with elaborate designs, and coordinated themselves with such extravagant hairdos, large accessories like oversized swords and pipes, embodying a spirit of individualism and boldness. Designer Kuo Wei emphasized the parallels between historical and modern eccentricities in fashion.
