– Please be sure to read the product description BEFORE placing your order! There is a lot of important/cool information about our product in the description, like; materials used, product dimensions and color options.

These 3D printed bat wings are the perfect accessory for your footwear of choice, for spooky times or all year round! Having worn these around town for an event or two, I never once found them to be troublesome, but they have definitely started a conversation or two! They are designed to easily be laced up on top of your footwear's normal lacing. Consider adding a little more style to your feet this year!

* Each listing is for two (2) pairs of wings. (4 wings total)

***PLEASE NOTE***
The Bat Wings are roughly 4"x2" each. (Reference photos with ruler are listed)

The eye holes in the wings is designed to accommodate a standard 6mm (1/4”) round shoe laces. Some larger, thicker or flat laces may not fit through, or may not sit correctly on your shoes, so please take this into consideration before placing your order.

- If, for any reason you are unhappy with your purchase, please send us a message and we will do whatever we can to fix it!

*Colors may vary from reference photos due to production/suppliers

*Our Bat Wings are printed using PLA Filament, so they are a hard material. If you have a smaller stance, wearing all 4 wings may result in them rubbing together when walking.

*listing is not for actual shoes, just accessories to add to shoes*

*Please be aware that our translucent color options (Translucent Orange, Translucent Green and Crystal Quartz) are NOT transparent. Due to the nature of FDM printing, layer lines and infill will be visible from the outside of the product. It gives our products a cool gemstone effect!

These were designed by us at Rockwell Exchange and are printed in house!

What is PLA? - PLA stands for Polylactic Acid, which is a plant based plastic (often times corn). Don’t let that name scare you though! This plastic is made of just Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen. If Polylactic Acid sounds familiar, its because it should! PLA is made of the same chemical that our muscles produce when exercising, Lactic Acid! It is fully recyclable and biodegradable, but not recommended for a home composting setup.