Reduce Footwear Returns Through Better Fit
Shoe brands can reduce footwear returns and increase customer loyalty by using the right insoles for enhanced comfort, performance, and support.
Is a petroleum-free future finally on the horizon for polyurethanes in footwear?
Be the first to discover as INSITE Director of Innovation Caleb Dyer speaks at the 2024 AMI Polymers in Footwear conference on Tuesday, July 23rd, 2:40pm PT in Portland, Oregon.
Caleb will talk about the road to 100% bio-based PUs for footwear, using INSITE Levation poured PU foams as a case study in how various plant-based feedstocks can boost durability, performance, and sustainability.
INSITE will also introduce the latest foam innovations that are helping us inch closer to petroleum-free chemistry for footwear PUs.
Visit the AMI website to reserve tickets today:
INSITE EcoComfort poured and open cell PU foams are made with a percentage of plant-based compounds, helping to improve performance while reducing carbon impact. Learn more…
Caleb Dyer, Ph.D. returns to the AMI Polymers in Footwear conference as the INSITE Director of Innovation, having previously served as Material Innovator, Polymer Lab Manager, and Lead Chemical Engineer at Nike.
Shoe brands can reduce footwear returns and increase customer loyalty by using the right insoles for enhanced comfort, performance, and support.
Footwear trends always change, but there are some key trends shaping the industry that shoe insole suppliers should pay attention to.
When footwear is used for a purpose outside of its original intent, cushioned shoe insoles give customers the flexibility they need.