Susan Fang x Apple: 3D-Printed Peach Blossom iPhone Cases

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February 10, 2026 Applications 10215

Designer Collaboration with Apple: 3D Printing Brings a "Bloom of Peach Blossoms" to iPhone Cases

Designer Susan Fang, known for her collaborations with brands like Nike and UGG, has recently partnered with Apple to launch a series of 3D-printed phone cases designed specifically for the iPhone 17 Pro. This collection integrates nature-inspired elements, featuring a signature three-dimensional peach blossom design.

These cases are manufactured using flexible thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) via 3D printing technology. A key feature is their production on a made-to-order basis: each piece is individually printed in the brand's studio and hand-dyed, ensuring uniqueness and artisanal quality. The design draws inspiration from "mimicking nature's formulas," aiming to capture the form of peach blossoms in full bloom.

This collaboration is more than just a fashion accessory launch; it highlights Apple's ongoing exploration of additive manufacturing technology for consumer-facing applications. The designer revealed that the complex 3D models were created using professional software tools on Mac and iPad. Apple has previously applied 3D printing in several products, such as utilizing titanium additive manufacturing for the iPhone Air's USB-C port and cases for the new Apple Watch models.

The case collection is currently available on the brand's official website, starting at $138. Susan Fang and Apple also held a special exhibition in Shanghai, showcasing additional matching products including iPad cases and watch bands.

This cross-industry collaboration signifies how 3D printing technology is transitioning from prototyping to the high-end personalized consumer market. It represents not only a fusion of technology and fashion but also heralds the rise of a new, more sustainable consumption model based on on-demand production and reduced waste.