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Chris Brown Launches Limited Edition 3D Printed Slides by Zellerfeld
Zellerfeld, a leading company in the 3D printed footwear industry, has just announced the early release of the NAMI Slide, a collaboration with global superstar Chris Brown, Nos Ailes, and The Auracles, a streetwear and culture company. These limited edition…
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Zellerfeld, a leading company in the 3D printed footwear industry, has just announced the early release of the NAMI Slide, a collaboration with global superstar Chris Brown, Nos Ailes, and The Auracles, a streetwear and culture company. These limited edition slides are now available for pre-order on Zellerfeld.com, with early access only lasting for 24 hours before the global launch in late June.
One of the key highlights of the NAMI Slide is the integration of ZellerFOAM, a groundbreaking material innovation from Zellerfeld. While still in the research and development phase, ZellerFOAM showcases remarkable characteristics such as reduced material usage and shorter printing time. This advancement has the potential to lower costs for 3D printed footwear in the future. By incorporating ZellerFOAM into the NAMI Slide, Zellerfeld aims to refine material quality, finish, and overall feel, ultimately enhancing the overall experience of 3D printed footwear.
Chris Brown takes the stage at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds during the Lovers & Friends music festival on May 6, 2023 (Photo credits: Aaron J. Thornton/WireImage)
This collaboration signifies a significant shift in the footwear market, as it offers celebrities and independent designers an easier entry point into the industry. Now, they no longer need to rely solely on large brands with limitations but can enjoy the freedom and flexibility to design and distribute their own shoes according to their own timelines. Cornelius Schmitt, Co-Founder and CEO of Zellerfeld, expressed enthusiasm about the company’s inclusive approach:
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