The 17's were a combination of Jordan's Aston Martin, using it's sleek design for inspiration. They also used the New Orleans Jazz scene as inspiration, since it was Mike that made "music" when he "sailed" across the hardwood. Reminds me of a smooth saxophone solo, as you can see the detail in the musical notes on the side of the lace cover. Brilliant.
When Jordan came back as a Washington Wizard, nobody knew what to expect. We were so used to our Air Jordans in the classic Black/Red colorway, could Jordan Brand pull off a new signature colorway? That, they did. To make it "more than just a sneaker", the Air Jordan XVII's not only came in the Blue/White colorway, it came in a metal briefcase, the Air Jordan logo emblazened on the front of it. Now, that's how you make an entrance.
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