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Three years’ work behind ‘no-glue shoe’

18/11/2020
Three years’ work behind ‘no-glue shoe’

Footwear brand Twisted X has launched its first no-glue shoe after three years of research and development. The Zero-X uses an interlocking, double-stitching system instead of glue, which it says results in energy savings and environmental benefits as fewer chemicals are used. Each upper uses an average of 13 recycled plastic water bottles and ...

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