Matt Varga Anyone worth their salt in sneakers, streetwear, fashion, or design knows just how monumental of a loss the passing of Virgil Abloh was. So much so, it took years for Nike, Inc. to figure out a path forward despite the breakaway success of his work with the Swoosh and Jumpman, dropping their first link-up with Virgil Abloh Archive towards the top of 2026. In similar fashion, his Off-White brand, now under the ownership of Bluestar Alliance, attempted to tap into his iconoclast ethos with “10×10,” bringing in players from across the landscape to take charge (temporarily) of sneakers, apparel, and a host of disparate genres.
In the next step of Off-White’s latest era, the Milan imprint is looking to Germany, announcing their first partnership with 3D-printing outfit Zellerfeld. The Arrows Teaser slide makes good on its title with a slew of directional cues across the siding, while the checkerboard printing technique that Zellerfeld has been constant in their catalog serendipitously aligns with the racing flag aesthetics explored by OW. Five colorways, in flooded “Oat,” “Black,” “Yellow,” “Stone,” and “Lilac,” help bring this new silhouette to market. Additionally, the first 100 purchasers will receive theirs in a customized shoebox featuring double-sided artwork from AI-assisted creative outfit 700×100.
The Off-White x Zellerfeld Arrows Teaser slide is available now via Zellerfeld.com, retailing for $159 across the five colorways. Check for yours HERE.
