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How to Buy the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low

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Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low
The Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low is slated to drop this fall. Via @easyotaber

Infinite Archives, the brand founded by Chicago-based creative and gallerist Isimeme "Easy" Otabor, is collaborating with Jordan Brand on an upcoming Air Jordan 17 release.

Otabor quietly shared an early look at the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low on Instagram while highlighting various moments during the 2025 Paris Fashion Week. The style appears to be inspired by NBA legend Mike Bibby's Air Jordan 17 Low PE after the Infinite Archives gallery shared a post on Instagram yesterday about the guard leading the Sacramento Kings to the Western Conference Finals in 2002.

The Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low features a predominantly sail upper paired with a black knitted collar and purple accents on the midsole. Infinite Archives branding appears on the purple tag on the collar.

Release details for this Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low collab have not been announced by either of the parties involved. Check back soon for official updates.

UPDATE (08/12): After teasing numerous Air Jordan 17 collabs in the past few months, Easy Otaber has officially unveiled the retail version of the project on Instagram. The sneaker sports a predominantly sail upper and paired with multicolored accents on the heel clip and at the forefoot of the outsole. According to the post, the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low will be released sometime in October. Check back soon for official updates.

UPDATE (09/24): The raffle for a chance to purchase the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low is now open at Infinitearchives.com for $255.

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