Nike and Zellerfeld’s Air Max 1000.3 is Ready for Nike By You Customization

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Quick Facts

  • Featuring two base colorways: Black and Stone Grey, the By You program offers seven different Air bubble options, creating 14 possible options for customization
  • Just like early in-line pairs of the Air Max 1000.3, the By You pairs will feature Nike’s lightest 3D-printed mesh yet, with a softened midsole for more comfort
  • The Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You will be open for customization today, October 6, 2026

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Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You
Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You

Nike and Zellerfeld have been improving their 3D printing skills. What started with the first Air unit put into a computer-printed shoe on the Air Max 1000 quickly evolved into the 1000.2 and then the 1000.3, all with nearly identical shapes but improved production times and color combinations. Now, the 1000.3 is ready for consumers to take control.

14 Options Headed to the Printer

The Air Max 1000.3 is headed to Nike By You, with production times and color mixing abilities now good enough for on-demand ordering. The Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You is Beaverton’s most ambitious collaboration with Zellerfeld yet, pushing its 3D-printing program to new heights alongside the recent AirWorks design competition featuring eight designers’ takes on a 3D-printed Air Max.

Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You
Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You

Featuring two base colorways: Black and Stone Grey, the By You program offers seven different Air bubble options, creating 14 possible options for customization. Just like early in-line pairs of the Air Max 1000.3, the By You pairs will feature Nike’s lightest 3D-printed mesh yet, with a softened midsole for more comfort.

Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You Release Details

The Nike Air Max 1000.3 By You will be open for customization today, October 6, 2026, through Nike’s webstore. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $190. To keep up with all the latest Nike x Zellerfeld 3D-printed sneaker news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.

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