Tyres to Soles for Japanese Shoes

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Japanese shoe brand TREAD&GROOVE make good use of tyres destined for landfill. The brand name comes from the tread pattern moulded into the shoe sole, but tyres play an important part in creating the claimed high grip treads.

TREAD&GROOVE claim that the tyres the brand uses usually weigh about 9.93 kg, and when incinerated, emit 26.8125 kg of carbon dioxide, they say. “Thinking about what we can do about waste tyres, led to the launch of this brand. by using scrap tyres for the outsole of sneakers, carbon dioxide emissions per pair can be reduced by 8.9375kg,’ the brand stated.

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Tyre & Rubber Recycling
Tyre & Rubber Recycling

Written by Tyre & Rubber Recycling

Tyre & Rubber Recycling is the leading B2B journal for the tyre recycling sector. You can visit our website here: tyreandrubberrecycling.com

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