Matt Varga Bristle at it all you may, but Travis Scott shoes remain the hottest thing going in sneakers. Amid speculation on what the future would hold for his work on the Retro line, with a complete shift to his signature series comprised of the Field Jaxx and Jumpman Jack once expected, the Houston MC’s story on the AJ1 is still playing out. With celebrities and inner circle friends and family posting their pairs of the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low “Pink Pack,” that two-set is primed to dominate the landscape once again as it nears its release.
Yet with an oeuvre as rich and deep as Mr. Webster’s, we’re liable to see seeds of what could have been at any time. It appears exactly that is what’s at hand, as images of a never-before-seen Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Mocha” edition come to light. Simply tracing the color stories that La Flame has gravitated towards over the years, this immediately reads as an earlier aspect of his design language, mirroring his breakout Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG and some of the earliest Jordan 1 Low OG colorways he explored.
Importantly, two versions of this Mocha-style build are shown, united in that coffee-coated suede treatment in their uppers, but diverging at the heel; one keeps up that flooded layout while the other breaks into black leather. The overall hallmarks of his line remain in place, from stitched Cactus Jack logos to the indomitable reverse Swoosh. Though we wouldn’t bank on this detail, we will close by noting that these are shown along with the “Pink Pack” packaging, leaving the door open that this is, in fact, a recent edition.
As we attempt to hammer down details on this pair, for now, you can browse shots of these samples below. Watch our Jordan Release Dates 2026 page for the latest on what’s confirmed to be coming down the line for the Jumpman.
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- Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Mocha” Samples linedsole2
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- Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Mocha” Samples linedsole2
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