Bill Bowerman / 鲍尔曼

Bill Bowerman / 鲍尔曼 appears in 16.时尚受害者：惊！绿色或为最毒颜色 through the episode’s closing discussion of modern footwear risk. The source says a Nike founder was harmed by long-term exposure to shoe-glue chemicals, using the case to show that modern sports shoes can also carry Toxic Fashion Material Risk.

The page is source-scoped: the episode uses Bowerman as a reminder that product innovation and worker exposure can be entangled, even when the finished product is associated with health, performance, or athletic identity.

Key Claims

• The source uses Bowerman to extend toxic fashion beyond nineteenth-century hats, dyes, and cosmetics.
• Footwear production can hide solvents and glue exposure behind athletic branding.
• Modern consumer products can shift danger upstream into development, prototyping, or factory work.

Connections

• Nike - company context for the example.
• Fashion Supply Chain Externality - upstream exposure frame.
• Toxic Fashion Material Risk - material-risk concept grounded by the episode.