The Reebok Question is going 3D printed for its 30th anniversary. To celebrate the anniversary of Allen Iverson's first signature shoe, Reebok partners with Zellerfeld to unveil the Question 96/26, a new version that keeps the essence of the 1996 silhouette while completely changing how it's made.
Photo credits: Zellerfeld
The Question 96/26 retains the key elements of the original silhouette in a digital design file, intended to be modified, updated, and produced on demand. Zellerfeld uses its 3D printing technology to create the shoe in a continuous structure, with production that doesn't rely on traditional assembly methods.
Photo credits: Zellerfeld
This project is part of Zellerfeld's work around 3D-printed shoes, following several collaborations with brands like Moncler, Louis Vuitton, and Nike. For Reebok, this first anniversary release mainly allows for exploring a new way to evolve one of its historic models, with a design that can be updated over time. The Reebok Question 96/26 will be available in several colorways in limited quantities on August 25, 2026, exclusively on Zellerfeld.