
How Can Shoe Insoles Improve Your Structural Health and Enhance Your Comfort?
Thanks to proper support at our lowest extremities, shoe insoles help increase our comfort and optimize our physical capabilities.
Every year, companies produce 25 billion pairs of shoes.
95% of them end up in the trash.
What happens to nearly 24 billion pairs of discarded shoes? It’s difficult to comprehend this massive waste and its impact on the planet.
Another statistic that is equally difficult to conceptualize: 25% of American adults don’t get enough exercise and are in sub-optimal physical shape. The climate crisis and our own failing health are simply too important to ignore.
We no longer have to tackle the big issues alone. The latest developments in sustainable fashion and smart technology are beginning to transform complex biometrics into something tangible. With circularity programs, sophisticated technology, and minimal, timeless design, we can unlock the potential within essential items like shoes for improved wellness and mobility, smarter innovation, and a healthier planet.
The world is more interconnected than ever, and even small steps can have a positive ripple effect. It’s not that there aren’t enough solutions; 21st-century technology and a steadily increasing environmental consciousness means that real change is just around the corner.
So let’s ask the small questions—the overlooked questions—the ones that could lead towards making a big impact. Let’s start with designing shoes meant to reduce waste. It starts with constructing a durable, comfortable shoe created using a handful of readily recyclable components rather than the typical shoe’s 20-50 different fabrics, plastics, and glues.
And when it comes time, we’ll make it easy and convenient to recycle the shoes–and take full accountability and ownership of the process.
It’s time for footwear that moves us forward. Augment the minimum with Baliston.
Thanks to proper support at our lowest extremities, shoe insoles help increase our comfort and optimize our physical capabilities.
When it comes to design, construction, and sustainability, Baliston and Philippe Starck are leading footwear into a progressive new era.
Walking with a more aligned posture and efficient gait, we can get more out of each step on our journey toward improved health.
Thanks to revolutionary sensor technology, Baliston shoes are the first to capture biometric information straight from the wearer’s feet to unlock all the insights they have to offer.
Sustainable fashion aims to reinvent the destructive practices of the ready-to-wear fashion industry entirely.