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The Air Jordan 1 Retro High 'Virgil Abloh Archive Alaska' (2026) brings one of sneaker design's great unreleased artefacts to life. Developed with the Virgil Abloh Archive, the release realises the all-white, inside-out Air Jordan 1 sample — nicknamed 'Alaska' — from the late designer's archive of experimental studies that shaped his era-defining work with Nike and Jordan Brand. Released on 3 April 2026 under style code AA3834-100 in the official White/White colourway, it stands as both a tribute and a collector's piece of design history.
Overview
The 'Alaska' turns the Air Jordan 1 quite literally inside out. Its deconstructed build exposes the model's inner components, seams and raw edges, rendering the 1985 icon as something closer to an art object than a conventional sneaker — a hallmark of Abloh's interrogative approach to design. The tonal white execution keeps the focus on construction, while medial branding reads 'V.A.A. for Nike', marking the Virgil Abloh Archive's stewardship of the project. The release is completed by special packaging: a reimagined Air Jordan 1 box with circular cut-outs that opens from the side, housing a transparent inner case stamped with V.A.A. and Jumpman logos alongside a sketch-style booklet bearing the phrase 'MODERNISM IS NOT NEW'. Every pair is authenticated by hand at PUSHAS, so you can shop with confidence.
Key Highlights
• Virgil Abloh Archive Release: Realised from Abloh's original 'Alaska' sample, extending the legacy of the designer who reshaped modern sneaker culture.
• Inside-Out Construction: Deconstructed detailing exposes the AJ1's inner anatomy, transforming a heritage silhouette into a conceptual statement.
• Collector-Grade Packaging: Side-opening box with circular cut-outs, transparent inner case and booklet make the unboxing part of the artwork.
• Official White/White Colourway: Style code AA3834-100, released 3 April 2026 in highly limited numbers.
Where does PUSHAS ship?
PUSHAS ships worldwide from our facilities in Sydney, Hong Kong and Los Angeles. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
How long does PUSHAS take to deliver?
'Fastest' sizes are dispatched within 2 business days. Other sizes are dispatched within 3 to 10 business days, once they reach us and pass authentication.
After dispatch, standard shipping takes 1 to 7 business days depending on your location. Express Shipping by Australia Post may be available at checkout for 'Fastest' sizes and generally takes 1 to 3 business days.
Who are the delivery partners of PUSHAS?
Depending on your location, Australia Post, CouriersPlease, DHL and TNT, with final delivery by your local postal service where applicable.
Duties and taxes
Australia: prices include GST and duties are calculated at checkout. Orders over A$1,000 fulfilled from an overseas facility may attract import duty and GST on arrival. Outside Australia: import duties and taxes may be charged by your country on arrival and are paid by the buyer.
What is Bubble Wrap & Sneaker Spray?
We offer an option at checkout to add Bubble Wrap & Sneaker Spray. We'll wrap your sneaker box with bubble wrap and include a bottle of ICE Sneaker Protector.
Cancel any order within 2 hours for a full refund. Log in to your PUSHAS account, open the order and select 'Cancel'.
Email orders@pushas.com with "Order Return (Your Order Number)" in the subject line before sending anything back.
Mystery Box orders, opened sealed collectibles and Refurbished by PUSHAS items (after 2 hours) cannot be returned for change of mind.
Please tell us within 14 days of delivery with photos so we can resolve it quickly. Claims made later are still assessed under the Australian Consumer Law. We send a prepaid label, inspect the item, and if the claim is confirmed you receive a full refund including shipping. No handling charge applies.
Q: Why do prices vary for different sizes?
Q: Are the product colours accurate to the photos?
Screens vary, but the colourway does not. You receive the exact colourway named on the listing.
Q: What qualifies as a "damaged box"?
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