Material, on display.

DJ-S7005

A premium material direction.

Use this shape as a starting reference for a supercritical sole brief. Polymer grade, foam structure and measurable targets are defined with the actual project.

DJ-S7003

Geometry for the wearer.

Discuss the rocker, sidewall and ground-contact layout in relation to the intended upper, last and use case.

SCF-25018

Colour and construction.

Review colour placement, surface finish and outsole pairing against a physical sample before approving the build.

GRN-23019

Test the complete system.

Agree the sample size, test method and acceptance criteria before making a performance claim about this construction.

DJ-S7001

A premium material direction.

Use this shape as a starting reference for a supercritical sole brief. Polymer grade, foam structure and measurable targets are defined with the actual project.

DJ-S7002

Geometry for the wearer.

Discuss the rocker, sidewall and ground-contact layout in relation to the intended upper, last and use case.

Supercritical slide 01

Colour and construction.

Review colour placement, surface finish and outsole pairing against a physical sample before approving the build.

Supercritical slide 02

Test the complete system.

Agree the sample size, test method and acceptance criteria before making a performance claim about this construction.

8988

Map the ground contact.

Use the tread pattern to discuss intended surfaces, flex direction and the areas where grip matters most.

9001

Rubber and geometry together.

A drawing alone does not establish traction or wear. Select a compound and evaluate it with the actual outsole construction.

9002

From court to outdoor.

The same visual reference can lead to different rubber, lug and bonding decisions when the intended application changes.

9003

Specify before release.

Confirm hardness, abrasion, adhesion and appearance criteria for the approved sample and target market.

9005

Map the ground contact.

Use the tread pattern to discuss intended surfaces, flex direction and the areas where grip matters most.

9006

Rubber and geometry together.

A drawing alone does not establish traction or wear. Select a compound and evaluate it with the actual outsole construction.

9008

From court to outdoor.

The same visual reference can lead to different rubber, lug and bonding decisions when the intended application changes.

9009

Specify before release.

Confirm hardness, abrasion, adhesion and appearance criteria for the approved sample and target market.

9010

Map the ground contact.

Use the tread pattern to discuss intended surfaces, flex direction and the areas where grip matters most.

9011

Rubber and geometry together.

A drawing alone does not establish traction or wear. Select a compound and evaluate it with the actual outsole construction.

9012

From court to outdoor.

The same visual reference can lead to different rubber, lug and bonding decisions when the intended application changes.

9013

Specify before release.

Confirm hardness, abrasion, adhesion and appearance criteria for the approved sample and target market.

9015

Map the ground contact.

Use the tread pattern to discuss intended surfaces, flex direction and the areas where grip matters most.

9016

Rubber and geometry together.

A drawing alone does not establish traction or wear. Select a compound and evaluate it with the actual outsole construction.

9519

From court to outdoor.

The same visual reference can lead to different rubber, lug and bonding decisions when the intended application changes.

9520

Specify before release.

Confirm hardness, abrasion, adhesion and appearance criteria for the approved sample and target market.

9521

Map the ground contact.

Use the tread pattern to discuss intended surfaces, flex direction and the areas where grip matters most.

9522

Rubber and geometry together.

A drawing alone does not establish traction or wear. Select a compound and evaluate it with the actual outsole construction.

9523

From court to outdoor.

The same visual reference can lead to different rubber, lug and bonding decisions when the intended application changes.

9525

Specify before release.

Confirm hardness, abrasion, adhesion and appearance criteria for the approved sample and target market.

7001

Shape the midsole brief.

Start with the profile, weight target, support areas and upper interface before selecting an MD route.

7002

Fit and flex in context.

Heel bevels and forefoot grooves should be evaluated on the complete shoe, not inferred from a catalogue photograph.

7003

A considered build.

Surface colour, branding and reinforcement can be reviewed as part of a customer-specific drawing and sample plan.

7005

Prepare for repeatability.

Record the approved reference, material specification and dimensional tolerances before production release.

7006

Shape the midsole brief.

Start with the profile, weight target, support areas and upper interface before selecting an MD route.

7007

Fit and flex in context.

Heel bevels and forefoot grooves should be evaluated on the complete shoe, not inferred from a catalogue photograph.

7008

A considered build.

Surface colour, branding and reinforcement can be reviewed as part of a customer-specific drawing and sample plan.

7009

Prepare for repeatability.

Record the approved reference, material specification and dimensional tolerances before production release.

7010

Shape the midsole brief.

Start with the profile, weight target, support areas and upper interface before selecting an MD route.

7011

Fit and flex in context.

Heel bevels and forefoot grooves should be evaluated on the complete shoe, not inferred from a catalogue photograph.

7012

A considered build.

Surface colour, branding and reinforcement can be reviewed as part of a customer-specific drawing and sample plan.

7013

Prepare for repeatability.

Record the approved reference, material specification and dimensional tolerances before production release.

7015

Shape the midsole brief.

Start with the profile, weight target, support areas and upper interface before selecting an MD route.

7016

Fit and flex in context.

Heel bevels and forefoot grooves should be evaluated on the complete shoe, not inferred from a catalogue photograph.

7017

A considered build.

Surface colour, branding and reinforcement can be reviewed as part of a customer-specific drawing and sample plan.

7018

Prepare for repeatability.

Record the approved reference, material specification and dimensional tolerances before production release.

7021

Shape the midsole brief.

Start with the profile, weight target, support areas and upper interface before selecting an MD route.

7259

Fit and flex in context.

Heel bevels and forefoot grooves should be evaluated on the complete shoe, not inferred from a catalogue photograph.

7260

A considered build.

Surface colour, branding and reinforcement can be reviewed as part of a customer-specific drawing and sample plan.

7261

Prepare for repeatability.

Record the approved reference, material specification and dimensional tolerances before production release.

5001

An integrated EVA direction.

Review whether an injection route suits the intended component, size range and construction before tooling begins.

5002

Comfort needs a test.

Feel and fit should be reviewed on the actual sample with the intended upper or footbed configuration.

5003

Refine the footbed.

Discuss contour, flex and toe shape using a drawing and physical reference, then confirm the approved geometry.

5005

Control colour and size.

Colour targets, shrinkage allowances and size grading belong in the project specification and sample approval.

5006

An integrated EVA direction.

Review whether an injection route suits the intended component, size range and construction before tooling begins.

5007

Comfort needs a test.

Feel and fit should be reviewed on the actual sample with the intended upper or footbed configuration.

5008

Refine the footbed.

Discuss contour, flex and toe shape using a drawing and physical reference, then confirm the approved geometry.

5009

Control colour and size.

Colour targets, shrinkage allowances and size grading belong in the project specification and sample approval.

5009(EVA)

An integrated EVA direction.

Review whether an injection route suits the intended component, size range and construction before tooling begins.

5010

Comfort needs a test.

Feel and fit should be reviewed on the actual sample with the intended upper or footbed configuration.

5101

Refine the footbed.

Discuss contour, flex and toe shape using a drawing and physical reference, then confirm the approved geometry.

5102

Control colour and size.

Colour targets, shrinkage allowances and size grading belong in the project specification and sample approval.

5103

An integrated EVA direction.

Review whether an injection route suits the intended component, size range and construction before tooling begins.

5105

Comfort needs a test.

Feel and fit should be reviewed on the actual sample with the intended upper or footbed configuration.

5107

Refine the footbed.

Discuss contour, flex and toe shape using a drawing and physical reference, then confirm the approved geometry.

5108

Control colour and size.

Colour targets, shrinkage allowances and size grading belong in the project specification and sample approval.

5110

An integrated EVA direction.

Review whether an injection route suits the intended component, size range and construction before tooling begins.

5111

Comfort needs a test.

Feel and fit should be reviewed on the actual sample with the intended upper or footbed configuration.

5112

Refine the footbed.

Discuss contour, flex and toe shape using a drawing and physical reference, then confirm the approved geometry.

5113

Control colour and size.

Colour targets, shrinkage allowances and size grading belong in the project specification and sample approval.