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ISlide and Antonio Brown Collaborate on Limited Edition “AB’s Galaxy” Slides
Massachusetts based athletic footwear company ISlide and Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers have joined forces to launch the limited edition “AB’s Galaxy” ISlide – a custom design slide sandal inspired by the superstar wide receiver’s infamous Rolls Royce.
“When AB showed up at Steeler’s training camp in that whip,” says Demetri Bakolas, ISlide’s head of Marketing and Design, “I knew we had to make him a pair of our slides to match.” Complete with with stellar design, Steeler’s colors, and silhouette of Brown himself, the “AB’s Galaxy” slide will help fans rep their pride in style. Brown introduced his custom ISlides to fans on his Snapchat, with a link to wear fans could get a pair of their own
For a limited time only, the “AB’s Galaxy” slides will be available in men’s and women’s sizes for $55 on Brown’s Shopify site.
Celebrity friends are not new to ISlide. The industry innovators have designed pairs for DJ Khaled, Justin Bieber, Madonna and more. For more information or to design your own custom ISlides, visit www.islideusa.com.
About ISlide
ISlides are the sought-after athletic sandal sweeping the world on the feet of such athletes and celebrities as Dwayne Wade, Justin Bieber, Ellen Degeneres, Lebron James, Diddy, and more. Maker of DJ Khaled’s famous “Bless Up” and “Another One” slide sandals, ISlide fuses fashion with athletics and has partnered with the NBA, the WWE, Def Jam Records, and a number of other teams, brands, and organizations for custom designs.
ISlide was founded in 2013 by Justin Kittredge, a 13-year footwear industry veteran and former head of Reebok Basketball, and has emerged from footwear start-up to innovative leader in the slide sandal space. ISlide is the ONLY maker of customizable high-end slides in the marketplace.
ISlides have generated serious buzz and have been seen on Kim Kardashian’s “favorite flats” list, the Ellen Show, and all over social media. ISlide lives by the mantra, “stand in what you stand for”, and invites everyone who wears their slides to do the same.
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