First Look At the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low
Infinite Archives founder Easy Otabor recently revealed the collab at Paris Fashion Week.
Name: Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low “Metallic Copper” and “Metallic Silver”
Colorways: Beach/Metallic Copper/Black and Beach/Metallic Silver/Black
MSRP: $300 USD
Release Date: Fall 2025
Where to Buy: Nike
Update: Paris Fashion Week is in full swing and among the week’s ceaseless parade of shows and shenanigans, we’ve been provided with a first look at the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low. The colorway, revealed by IA founder Isimeme “Easy” Otabor, features a tan upper with both purple and chrome hits on its midsole plus black detailing on its throat and collar. Other details include translucent eyestays, what appears to be a custom hangtag on the collar and chrome lace tips.
When news of the shoe first leaked in November 2024 (sans images), it was thought that two different colorways would be released. At the time of writing, there’s no news on if the above-pictured pair is indeed one of two different styles, if it will be a stand-alone release or if it’s a friends-and-family colorway separate from the retail release pairs. However, it has been reported that the retail release pairs (thought to touch down fall 2025) will be priced at $300 USD. Stay tuned for more info as it’s made available, and read the original story below while you wait for updates.
Sneaker Files
Original Story: Easy Otabor started Infinite Archives in 2015 as a visual reminder of history. As the brand has traversed many different stories, it has also teamed up with everyone from KAWS to Lil Wayne in the process.
Its next project sees Infinite Archives branding strike the Air Jordan 17 Low as a new rumor from Sneaker Files indicates that the brand has two colorways of the recently-revisited sneaker on the way for next year. While we lack a first look at the sneaker (a mock-up is pictured above), it is said to sport an off-white “Beach” hue alongside black with “Metallic Copper” and “Metallic Silver” rounding out the two pairs respectively.
At the time of writing, neither Infinite Archives nor Jordan Brand have confirmed that the two have an Air Jordan 17 Low collaboration on the way. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the rumored colorways, as we currently expect both to arrive in the fall of 2025 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers, likely fetching at least the silhouette’s typical $300 USD price point if it includes its special carrying case.
