![]() Travis Scott x Dunk Low PRM SB QS “Cactus Jack” Special Box A light blue speckle pattern on the heel panel and on the black lace cage round out the Summer 2018 build. Cactus Jack branding arrives on the left heel in Varsity Red, with a matching Jumpman logo on the right. Inspired by the Houston Oilers, the former football team from Scott’s hometown, the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 4 Retro “Cactus Jack” carries the team’s signature University Blue and Varsity Red colors in its Durabuck leather upper and insole, respectively. Travis Scott x Air Jordan 4 Retro “Cactus Jack” An oversized inverted Swoosh, Scott’s trademark motif, blazes across the silhouette’s lateral side. Scott’s Cactus Jack brand name appears stitched in University Red on the tongue, while his face logo, rendered crudely, arrives on the sneaker’s heel. The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Mocha” offers a twist on this legendary silhouette, mixing suede mocha with white leather. Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Mocha” ![]() Pre-yellowed sidewalls on the rubber cup sole give the shoes a vintage touch, completing the release. A hidden pouch is nestled in the sneaker’s black nylon collar much like La Flame’s 2019 AJ1 collaboration. The shoe features Scott’s signature inverted Swoosh in black leather, his Cactus Jack smiley face on the left shoe and fragment’s lightning bolt logo on the right. fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro Highīringing together two of Jordan Brand’s most influential partners, the fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High enhances the foundational sneaker with Military Blue details on white tumbled leather. To celebrate the sneaker’s release we take a look back at some of our favorite Travis Scott sneaker collaborations over the years. From his signature inverted swoosh on various iterations of the Air Jordan 1, to the detailed patchwork on the “Cactus Jack” Dunk Low, Scott’s trademark touch is now recognized across pop culture.īetween Nike and Jordan Brand, La Flame has released 12 sneakers so far with another just around the corner: the fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High, already available on the GOAT app and website. This has been the protocol for nearly all of his footwear collaborations.Īlthough there is technically no “official” release date for the Cactus Jack Fragment 1’s, the rumored released date of July 29, looks promising.Beyond pushing footwear design in a bold new direction, some of his most popular sneakers -like the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Mocha” and the Travis Scott x Dunk Low Premium QS SB “Cactus Jack” -command eye-watering resale prices on GOAT. However based on past performance and a loaded product page on Scott’s online shop, there’s speculation that an early raffle for the shoes could happen. Sneaker News said, “This triumvirate of designer, entertainer, and brand will go down as one of the year’s best releases, and with a rumored release date of July 29th, this drop will stand as one of the most important of the year and of Travis Scott’s ever-growing catalog of Nike/Jordan collabs.”Ĭactus Jack’s merchandise has been a hot commodity and the hypebeast and sneaker resellers will make it difficult to cops these drops. Adding to the design is the duo’s logos stamped on the heel while a sail midsole and a blue outsole sit underneath. The shoe features a premium tumbled leather upper in white but is paired with Fragment’s signature blue accents and the large reverse Swoosh on the sides pulled from Scott’s pair. Last week, images of the shoe surfaced on the web. The Fragment 1’s, which is a combination of the Japanese musician Hiroshi Fujiwara and La Flame’s respective designs on the ubiquitous silhouette, is the sequel to his May 2019 drop. ![]()
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