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Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low “Reverse” Releasing In 2022

Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low “Reverse” Releasing In 2022

Travis Scott and Jordan Brand are carrying the momentum into 2022, collaborating yet again atop the Air Jordan 1 Low. But this pair, unlike its recent departure with fragment, reimagines the original colorway with a “Reverse” theme.

La Flame’s usual earth tones are here to stay, only partially rearranged for a more unique look. The brown once applied to the overlays now dresses the base, every instance framed by numerous white leather panels. “Sail,” in contrast to the aforementioned two, mimics its inspiration closely as it coats both the backwards Swoosh as well as the midsole all the same. It seems the branding also follows suit, appearing in red along the Nike logo.

Enjoy a quick look at what to expect here and sit tight as we await more details on the rumored 2022 release.

In other news, the Air Jordan 4 Zen Master is also coming 2022.

Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low Reverse 2

Source: @zsneakerheadz / @mr_unloved1s

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