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Record sales for Vivobarefoot as it focuses on 3D print strategy

08/01/2024
Record sales for Vivobarefoot as it focuses on 3D print strategy

UK-based footwear brand Vivobarefoot has turned its financial fortunes around, selling just under 1 million pairs of shoes in 2023, up 29% on the year before.

This translated to sales of £73.4 million, 49% higher than 2022’s record of £49.4 million. 

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