Founded in New York City in 2020, IAMBIC develops AI-tailored precision-fit shoes from smartphone 3D scans and has its flagship MODEL T handcrafted in Portugal. Co-founders Maeve Wang and Dr. Raza Hassan built the company around millimeter-level fit, combining computer vision, biomechanics research, and Portuguese shoemaking. The MODEL T was named a TIME Best Invention of 2023 and IAMBIC was later inducted into the Miami Shoe Museum for its custom-fit footwear innovation.
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Jerry Miller ShoesFor more than 70 years, Jerry Miller Shoes has brought skilled shoemaking to a historic Buffalo factory, where craftsmen use modern digital tools without losing the hands-on character of the work. The company is known for custom-molded footwear made for people whose feet do not fit conventional shoes, with each pair shaped around an individual patient’s needs.BUFFALO, NY
New York OMCFounded in 2015 by former American Shoe Corporation general managers Vadim Yatsunsky and Sergey Prokhorov, New York OMC makes custom orthopedic devices and therapeutic footwear in the USA. From its Bronx operation, the company produces custom AFOs, molded shoes and walkers for practitioners and podiatrists, with scan-file ordering designed to simplify the process. Its team brings more than 20 years of experience serving the orthopedic medical community.BRONX, NY
GroovKnown for bringing custom foot support out of the clinic and into ordinary footwear, Groov creates made-to-order insoles for people seeking greater comfort during everyday activity or sport. Its ShapeSense system uses an iPhone scan to map each customer’s feet, then produces a personalized pair without a foam-box appointment; the company says its insoles are used by professional athletes and developed with input from podiatric surgeons.New York, NY
Nos AilesNos Ailes helps brands and creators bring custom foam footwear from concept to launch, handling design, samples, and factory coordination. Its Foam Sprint™ model uses rapid, on-demand 3D printing to test a shoe without upfront inventory, with an average launch time of 30 days. The company has worked with names including Diamond Supply Co. and Chris Brown’s Auracles, and says brands across more than five continents have launched with its support.