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Vivobarefoot to test mycelium foam for footwear

25/03/2022
Vivobarefoot to test mycelium foam for footwear

US-based mycelium technology company Ecovative is embarking on a joint research project with shoe brand Vivobarefoot to develop mycelium materials for footwear foam. The pair, alongside fashion brand Panagaia, will join accelerator hub the Fashion for Good Cooperative to test new uses for the material, made from fungal fibres. Galahad Clark, CEO ...

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