As a seasoned gamer and sneaker enthusiast with over two decades of experience under my belt, I can confidently say that the upcoming Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low “Metallic Copper” and “Metallic Silver” collaboration is one to keep an eye on. Having witnessed the brand’s evolution from its inception in 2015, I am intrigued by their diverse collaborations with industry heavyweights such as KAWS and Lil Wayne.
As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t help but share my excitement about the upcoming sneaker drop, the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low, coming in two stunning colorways – Metallic Copper and Metallic Silver. The Beach/Metallic Copper/Black and Beach/Metallic Silver/Black combinations are sure to turn heads. I’m still waiting for the SKUs and MSRP details, but mark your calendars for Fall 2025 when these beauties will hit the shelves. Keep your eyes peeled on Nike for the release!
2015 saw Easy Otabor launch Infinite Archives, an artistic endeavor serving as a vivid chronicle of historical events. Over time, this venture has delved into numerous narratives and collaborated with notable figures such as KAWS and Lil Wayne.
The latest speculation points to Infinite Archives giving a fresh makeover to the Air Jordan 17 Low, according to Sneaker Files. It seems that Infinite Archives has planned two distinct color schemes for this shoe, which could be released next year, though we don’t have an actual photo yet. Reportedly, one version will feature an off-white “Beach” tone, black accents, and metallic copper highlights, while the other will incorporate a black base with metallic silver details.
As I write this, neither Infinite Archives nor Jordan Brand have officially announced a partnership for an Air Jordan 17 Low release. Keep an eye out for future developments, including potential sneak peeks at the anticipated colorways. We anticipate that they will become available in autumn 2025 through Nike SNKRS and selected retailers, with a price tag of around $300 USD (or more if it comes with its signature carrying case).
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2024-11-06 03:25