
Travis Scott's Air Jordan 1 Low Will Make a Serious Deviation in Color Next Year
Travis Scott is just coming off the much-hyped release of his second Fragment x Air Jordan 1 Low over the weekend, and leaks are already giving us an idea of what to expect next year for his most frequently tapped sneaker.
The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low “Shy Pink” will release in 2026 as an outlier among his numerous collaborations on the low-top. Whereas Scott typically applies earth tones to the AJ1 Low, this iteration features a tonal mix of pink and red. The former color arrives on the upper’s suede underlays — as well as the tongue, collar and outsole — while most of the leather overlays arrive in white. The exception is a backward Swoosh in red, which then matches the branding on the tongue and heel. Capping the shoe off is an off-white midsole that suggests aging.
In addition to this colorway, which was revealed through in-hand images by a Korean trader with the handle @fairfaxmarketcorp, a more subdued treatment with a “Pale Pink” lateral Swoosh is also expected to drop around the same time next year. Scott has been photographed in both versions throughout 2025.
Of the nine Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Lows that have ever been released, almost all of them have been primarily characterized by brown, olive or black. The exceptions are his two Fragment collaborations, both of which employ the Japanese studio’s signature shade of blue, as well as the most colorful of them all, the blue and yellow “Elkins” variant, named and modeled after his high school in Missouri City, Texas.
The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low “Shy Pink” is expected to release in summer 2026. Pricing is set at $155.




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