NOVATO, Calif., Nov. 30, 2023 ~ Zenni Optical, the world's leading online eyewear retailer, has announced a new partnership with Sam Cassell, former all-star point guard, three-time NBA champion and current Boston Celtics assistant coach. The collaboration has resulted in the launch of the "Sam Cassell Collection," a game-changing lineup of eyewear available exclusively on Zenni.com.

The collection features 50+ signature frames that reflect the style of a winning NBA star with championship vision both on and off the court. Prices start at an unbeatable price of just $6.95, staying true to Zenni's mission to make prescription eyewear affordable and accessible to everyone.

"A winning mindset comes from a crystal-clear vision of your goals, both on and off the court," said Cassell. "And sometimes, achieving that clarity means prioritizing your literal vision, which is why I'm excited to partner with Zenni."

The launch of the "Sam Cassell Collection" coincides with Zenni Optical being crowned the Official Eyewear Partner of the Boston Celtics, part of a larger multi-year partnership. As part of this partnership, Zenni branding will be featured prominently in TD Garden and across the team's digital marketing channels. In addition, Zenni will be the presenting partner of "First Look," the pre-game video feed of the players' tunnel displayed on the 4K center-hung scoreboard as well as sponsor an in-arena promotion entitled "Lucky Row."

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Veronica Alcaro, VP of Brand at Zenni said: "The Boston Celtics and Sam Cassell both have long legacies of success and a deep commitment to their communities that extends off the court. By partnering with such an impactful organization, we are able to amplify our presence in Boston and ensure fans of Celtics Nation have access to a winning vision."

This is not only Zenni Optical's fifth professional sports partnership but also their first with an NBA team. Previous partnerships include teams such as San Francisco 49ers and Columbus Crew. Ted Dalton, Boston Celtics Chief Partnership Officer said: "It is a privilege to work alongside Zenni...We remain committed to the Boston community partnering with companies such as Zenni that have a shared value of helping those in need."

Zenni Optical has joined forces with Sam Cassell for an exclusive collection that reflects his style as an NBA star with championship vision both on and off the court. The signature frames start at just $6.95 staying true to their mission to make prescription eyewear affordable for everyone. This collaboration also marks their first partnership with an NBA team as well as their fifth professional sports partnership overall including teams such as San Francisco 49ers and Columbus Crew.

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The launch coincides with them being crowned Official Eyewear Partner for Boston Celtics which includes featuring their branding prominently in TD Garden across digital marketing channels as well sponsoring an in-arena promotion entitled "Lucky Row". Veronica Alcaro VP Brand at Zenni said: "By partnering with such an impactful organization we are able to amplify our presence in Boston ensuring fans have access to a winning vision"

For more information about this collection visit zennioptical/cassell or follow them on social media @ZenniOptical for updates

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