Off-White 3D-Printed Its Arrows Into a $159 Slide

The brand is taking that idea literally, building its signature arrows directly into a 3D-printed shoe.

The Arrows Teaser is the label’s first collaboration with Zellerfeld, the footwear company known for its digitally printed designs. The result is a sculptural slide that combines Off-White’s recognizable graphics with a manufacturing process that makes the shoe’s structure part of the statement.

The Logo Is Literally Part of the Shoe

Instead of adding the familiar arrows as a separate print or decorative detail, the collaboration integrates them into the slide’s 3D-printed construction.

The upper also features a tactile checkerboard texture inspired by racing graphics, giving the otherwise streamlined silhouette more visual depth. It feels industrial, futuristic and unmistakably Off-White without needing a dozen extra details.

Meet Your New 3D-Printed Slides

Zellerfeld’s technology allows the shoe to be produced from a digital design, creating a unified form rather than assembling the usual collection of separately manufactured footwear components.

The Arrows Teaser is also designed for a custom fit, with Zellerfeld offering a fit guarantee that allows customers to request a reprint if their first pair needs adjustment.

It’s a different approach to footwear design, where the manufacturing process influences the shape, texture and branding from the beginning.

Five Colors, One Very Sculptural Shoe

The slide arrives in Oat, Black, Yellow, Stone and Lilac. The neutral options keep the focus on its unusual shape, while Yellow and Lilac make the design considerably harder to ignore.

The first 100 orders also receive special packaging featuring double-sided artwork by experimental design studio 700×100, adding a collectible element to the launch.

Off-White Is Finding New Ways to Make Its Mark

Under founder Virgil Abloh, Off-White built its identity around rethinking familiar objects through graphics, industrial references and unexpected design choices. The Arrows Teaser carries that spirit into manufacturing itself.

3D printing isn't automatically more sustainable or more durable than traditional shoemaking, but it does give designers different ways to approach shape and construction. Here, the technology makes the brand's signature motif part of the object rather than something applied afterward.

The Off-White x Zellerfeld Arrows Teaser is available now for $159 through Zellerfeld in all five colorways.

Apparently, even your house slides can have a design philosophy.