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Copper Dreams: Air Jordan 17's Luxurious but Questionable Colorway

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The Air Jordan 17 'Copper' is a sneaker that has been met with mixed reviews. The shoe features a metallic copper colorway and was first released in 2002 for $200, making it the most expensive Air Jordan at the time. In 2016, the shoe was re-released as part of a retro collection, priced at $250.

The design of the shoe is inspired by jazz improvisation and luxury cars, with faux croc-embossed panels on the heel and tongue. The shoe's packaging also reflects its luxurious nature, with the 2002 mid-tops shipped in a metal briefcase with a CD.

Despite its unique design, some critics argue that copper is not a suitable colorway for a sneaker. However, others see it as a bold and stylish choice. The shoe can be found on resale marketplaces such as StockX, GOAT, Flight Club, and eBay, but not at retail prices.

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