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Nike extols 3D printing as ‘next-level manufacturing’

20/11/2024
Nike extols 3D printing as ‘next-level manufacturing’

Sports brand Nike has “reimagined” the Air Max 1 to create the 3D-printed Air Max 1000, a new silhouette manufactured by US company Zellerfeld.

Zellerfeld has locations in both Germany and the US and has collaborated with brands including  Louis Vuitton and Moncler.

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