3D printed footwear has moved from prototype to product — but finding it in the Gulf has meant importing from abroad, paying heavy shipping, and hoping the sizing worked out. That is the gap XTRUDE was built to close: we are the region's dedicated 3D printed footwear store, based in Dubai.
What you can buy today
- 3D printed sneakers — the Aeroraise for running and daily wear, and the Leisure Path for casual days.
- 3D printed slippers — the AeroCloud, an airy one-piece slipper made for Gulf summers.
- Kids' 3D printed shoes — the Guardian Orbit, printed in one piece with no seams to split.
Every model is from Nexbie, a leader in DLP-printed footwear, and every pair is printed as a single seamless lattice — breathable, washable, and durable in a way glued shoes cannot match. Curious how that works? Read how 3D printed shoes are made.
Delivery in the UAE and across the GCC
Orders ship free across the UAE, typically arriving within 2–4 business days. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman are covered at a flat AED 30, arriving in 3–6 business days. Some sizes are printed to order — marked clearly on the product page — and take around 15 business days before dispatch. Full details on the delivery page.
Sizing and returns, without the import risk
Buying printed footwear from overseas usually means guessing your size and eating the return shipping if you guess wrong. Locally it works the way it should: measure your foot against the size chart on each product page (our sizes are chosen by foot length and width, not your usual size), and if the fit is not right you have 14 days to return or exchange, free within the UAE — see the return policy.
Start with the sneaker collection, or read the story behind XTRUDE.
