For those who don’t own, or even know about Palladium boots, there’s never been a better time to start learning. Palladium Canada’s Sales Director Terry Coffin spoke with Trend Hunter about keeping it real when it comes to your brand.
Palladium may not be a household name when it comes to boots in the same way that certain others are but the brand's heritage is as storied if not more-so, having come from being made out of airplane tire material. The one constant in its over 60 years has been remaining authentic. With exciting collaborations, new and inventive color patterns, materials and designs on the horizon, staying true to your vision can be difficult but it’s what makes Palladium the brand it is.
Palladium has never had a problem keeping it real and the new line will only further accentuate that.
Authentic Airplane Tire Boots
Palladium Boots Bring an Authentic and Original Heritage to Fashion
Trend Themes
1. Authentic Fashion Heritage - Palladium Boots' heritage as an airplane-tire material brand presents an opportunity for other fashion companies to explore and highlight their unique histories.
2. Innovative Material Usage - Palladium's use of airplane tire materials highlights the potential for other industries to repurpose unconventional materials, reduce waste, and find new uses for old products.
3. Brand Authenticity - Palladium's emphasis on authenticity provides an opportunity for other businesses to prioritize genuine brand values and connections with their consumer base.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion companies can learn from Palladium's use of unconventional materials, innovative designs, and authentic branding to build a loyal customer base.
2. Sustainability - Palladium's use of airplane tire materials presents an opportunity for the sustainability industry to explore more innovative and sustainable material options.
3. Manufacturing - Manufacturing companies can take inspiration from Palladium's innovative use of materials and repurposing of resources to increase sustainability and reduce waste in their own production methods.