In response to the unsustainability of the global footwear industry, we reimagine what the production and distribution of goods could look like. Why not sell perfectly fitted shoes as files, to be 3d-printed locally and personally, in just the quantity needed? The core of the project is a fully customizable parametric sneaker model, a DIY measuring app and a web platform connecting local clients, makers and biodegradable material distributors. First, the users scan their feet for a perfect fit. Then, they can personalize the shoes’ look and print a pair at home or order production in a local maker hub. Over time, individual damaged elements can be exchanged and once the worn-out shoe is thrown out, it can decompose, thanks to material unification. The expected impact is promoting prosumerism and alternative production systems, sustainable habits, such as repairing and reusing materials and building a maker-prosumer network.