Sean Clark is the founder of Canada’s insanely successful online shoe retailer, Shoes.com. In five short years, Clark has propelled Shoes.com from a one-man start-up to a company employing over 600 people, with turnovers exceeding $300 million. Furthermore, it’s projected to achieve $1 billion in revenue by 2019. Anthill’s James Tuckerman caught up with Clark to…
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Imagine if we had smart shoes?! And, I don’t mean that pair of ‘good shoes’ kicking around the back of your closet. You know, the ones your mother always asks you why you don’t wear them when you visit her.
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Shoe store Aldo decided to capitalise on women’s love of shoes. In an marketing stunt, Aldo in Israel used a combination of outdoor, Instagram and surprises to delight passersby.
Stroll past our august cast of Cool Company finalists and you’ll hear a broad range of definitions for “singularly nifty.” But only one company — Starlettos — can say that, barely 14 months after its launch, its product landed in the glitzy gift bags given to nominees of the Emmy Awards.
Eco-conscious footwear company, Above+Below London, is now selling shoes made from material that once adorned seats on London’s transport system. The shoes’ leather upper parts are made from discarded wallets and the soles from used car tyres. They are assembled in Portugal in non-sweaty shop conditions.
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