I've always had a thing for sneakers...
Sneakers are about identity. You’re not just selling shoes—you’re selling belonging to a tribe. The challenge is building community and cultural capital, not just a product. That means storytelling.
Exploration Resonates Deeply
Research into consumer psychology showed that “the unknown” (space, discovery, adventure) is powerful—people want sneakers that feel like gear for journeys, both literal and metaphorical.
From sci-fi films to NASA collabs, space aesthetics already have cultural credibility.
Design Needs to Be Futuristic Yet Wearable
Successful sneaker silhouettes balance innovation with familiarity. Too safe = boring; too radical = unwearable.
The sweet spot is bold details (textures, panels, materials) on a recognizable base.
This world is not enough
VOID sneakers are
from the cosmos
and
crashed on earth inside meteoroids.