Travis Scott

Upcoming Travis Scott shoes:

– Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low “Pink Pack” (May 2026)
– Travis Scott Nike Phantom Elite 6 (Summer 2026)
– Travis Scott Nike Flea 1 (Spring 2027)

Most recent Travis Scott shoes:

– Travis Scott x Jordan Jumpman Jack x Chase B – Released November 2025 (Sold Out)
– Travis Scott x Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low OG – Released November 2025 (Sold Out)
– Travis Scott Jordan Jumpman Jack “Green Spark” – Released March 2026 (Sold Out)

Travis Scott is among the world’s biggest musical attractions and undoubtedly the most popular entertainer among youth culture. His partnership with NIKE, Inc. has become the most important collaborative relationship in sneakers today.

From Days Before Rodeo to 2023’s Utopia, Travis Scott’s trajectory has been nothing but upwards; every album and single doing well to increase the artist’s cultural significance. But while music continues to be an important tool in expanding his own influence, Scott’s style remains something admired on a global scale. Scores of fans, particularly in the younger demographic, have looked to the Houston rapper to emulate his signature aesthetic, whether graphic merchandise or through his number of Jordan and Nike collaborations.

When did Nike and Travis Scott first collaborate?

A pivotal point for the young Travis Scott was when he officially signed with NIKE, Inc. in early 2017. His first collaboration came in December of that year-an Air Force 1 with a removable Swoosh.

They weren’t instant sell-outs, however, as pairs were still available for retail afterwards. Today, you’d be pressed to find a pair under $1,000. As La Flame’s stardom continued to rise, so did the demand for more collaborative releases.

When did the first Travis Scott shoes from Jordan release?

In 2018, Travis released his very first silhouette with Jordan Brand, an Air Jordan 4 inspired by the colors of the Houston Oilers. Alongside that release is the elusive Purple and Mocha samples that have yet to release to the public.

This would only be the beginning of the most fruitful collaborative relationship in Air Jordan history; since this release, Travis Scott and the Jumpman have released an Air Jordan 33, the Air Jordan 6, the Air Jordan 1 High, and the Air Jordan 1 Low.

Today, the Travis Scott are unquestionably the most popular of the entire Cactus Jack catalog. It is by far the most prolific model yet with nine different colorways already under their belt and more to come in 2024 and 2025.

How many signature shoes does Travis Scott have?

After over a year of teasers and leaks, Travis Scott and Jordan Brand released a brand new shoe — the Jordan Jumpman Jack. The low-cut model draws inspiration from the Air Jordan 1 as well as training footwear from the 1980s via the thick strap at the fore-foot. The original release came in April 2024 in the “Sail” colorway before subsequent pairs like the “Dark Mocha,” “university Red,” “Bright Cactus,” or Chase B’s collab pair came to shelves.

On the Nike side, Travis Scott blended his love of baseball and soccer to create the Nike Zoom Field Jaxx. With elements of the Air Zoom Spiridon and Nike Training footwear of the 1980s, the Zoom Field Jaxx acts like a multi-purpose training shoe with full-length Zoom Air cushioning.

What’s next in the world of Travis Scott shoes?

As a true A-lister in the world of sneakers, Travis’ relationship with Nike and Jordan is always a hotbed of speculation and “leaked” information. Though the rumor mill reported in 2025 that the Travis Scott x Jordan relationship would steer away from the Air Jordan 1 Low OG and instead towards his roster of signature models, the release of and hype around the “Pink Pack” demonstrated again that Reverse Swoosh colorways remain one of the more bankable assets in the Jumpman’s current register.

Though that’s been the sole focus in recent years, the “Pink Pack” is the final collection we’re aware of at the time of this writing. Jordan Brand may very well surprise fans with additional chapters in that story down the line. There are several sample, exclusive, or otherwise unreleased pairs to draw from in that regard.

Switching back to the Swoosh, Nike has the two known upcoming releases for Scott; a three-headed Cactus Plant Flea Market collab in the Flea 1, and a World Cup-centric pair in the Phantom Elite 6. Again, it really can’t be overstated; Travis Scott remains a cultural mover like no other, so trust that Nike and Jordan Brand alike will likely aim to keep his name in rotation for many seasons to come.