Travis Scott's Nike, Jordan and Fragment collaborations remain some of the most in-demand sneakers to come out of the Cactus Jack era, from the 2018 Air Jordan 4 through to the 2026 Jordan 1 Low 'Pink Pack' drops.
Updated August 2026.
Since his first Air Jordan 4 collaboration in 2018, Travis Scott has built one of the most consistent design partnerships in Nike and Jordan Brand history. His "Cactus Jack" language — earthy tones, reversed Swooshes, canvas patchwork and utilitarian detailing — has shaped how a generation of collectors think about sneaker design. Here's how we rank the best Travis Scott sneaker collaborations, from deep cuts to the grail of grails.
With this rendition of the Nike Air Force 1 Low, Travis Scott pays respect to Houston, Texas, his birthplace, using a variety of materials on the upper along with natural tones and designs inspired by the outdoors. The upper is made of canvas patches in brown, lilac, blue and black, with Cactus Jack logos throughout the silhouette, a sail midsole and a gum rubber outsole.
Release date: November 2019
Scott teamed up with Nike for this project, rolling it out with a '90s-themed website and novelty items like "pre-worn socks" and a bag of sand to finish the sneaker's outdoor aesthetic. The shoe itself is built on the Air Max 270 React ENG model, covered in an earthy colour scheme with a fleece ankle collar, a deliberately worn-in midsole finish, and the 270 Air unit.
Release date: May 2020
Travis Scott's Jordan 6 'Olive' draws on military detailing, most notably a cargo pouch on the lateral ankle collar. The shoe has a red embroidered Nike and Jordan logo on the tongue and left heel, with Scott's "Cactus Jack" mark on the right heel and lace locks. A black and white midsole with translucent rubber outsole sections sits above the olive and "Infrared" upper, with the translucent outsole sections glowing in the dark.
Release date: October 2019
Travis Scott's Air Max 1 'Baroque Brown' reads like a traditional runner with hiking-boot influences. Earth tones dominate the design, with cream yellows across the mesh base, inverted Swoosh and midsole, and a drawstring Gillie lacing system more commonly seen on hiking boots. This Air Max 1 collaboration also comes in another colourway — 'Saturn Gold'.
Release date: May 2022
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La Flame's second Jordan 6 collaboration honoured the Jordan 6's 30th anniversary and further cemented the "Cactus Jack" partnership as one of Nike's most significant. Like its 'Olive' predecessor, the 'British Khaki' has glow-in-the-dark detailing across the upper and sole unit, canvas accents and storage pockets, and a premium hairy suede build in a monochromatic design. The heels are marked "NIKE AIR" in honour of the milestone year, with Scott's personal logos on the medial midsole, lace toggle, sock lining, stow pocket lining and semi-translucent outsole.
Release date: April 2021
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Nike marked a major Air Force 1 anniversary with a set of five collaborative pairs designed by Virgil Abloh, Acronym, Don C, Roc-A-Fella Records and Travis Scott. Scott's Air Force 1 Low came in two colourways — 'White' and 'Sail' — with a canvas upper carrying reflective trim throughout. The heel features upside-down Nike Air branding, the Swoosh uses a changeable Velcro application, and a gum rubber outsole sits below the traditional white, Air-cushioned midsole.
Release date: 2018
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The Nike SB Dunk Low x Travis Scott 'Cactus Jack' first released on Travis Scott's own website before landing at local skate retailers. It ships in a multicoloured striped Nike SB box and has replaceable paisley and plaid overlays over a beige nubuck base with a debossed "Cactus Jack" mark at the rear. A grey sockliner, contrast trim and rope laces add further detail, alongside paisley-pattern Nike SB insoles, black and light pink midfoot Swooshes, Cactus Jack tags on the tongues, and "NIKE" stitched at the heels. A tan midsole with contrast stitching and a beige rubber outsole complete the build.
Release date: February 2020
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Next up for La Flame is the Travis Scott x fragment x Air Jordan 1 High 'Military Blue', which also carries Hiroshi Fujiwara's fragment design input. The leather build and lateral-panel Swooshes echo the rapper's debut Air Jordan 1 collaboration. White dominates the mid-foot, forefoot overlays and nylon tongues, while "Military Blue" accents sit on the toe boxes, ankle flaps and lower heel overlays, with black collars, laces and Swoosh emblems. The heels carry fragment's bolt logo on the right shoe and the Cactus Jack head on the left, both in black.
Release date: July 2021
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The Travis Scott Jordan 1 High was followed by the Jordan 1 Low, which dropped in extremely small numbers and attained the same buzz and sought-after status as the first model. With the same reversed Swoosh pattern as the original high-top, Scott again leaned into earthy tones — a large reversed Swoosh in white leather against the premium nubuck upper's black and brown tones, red-accented heel logos and tongue tags, and a sail midsole to finish. This pair is no longer available through PUSHAS.
Release date: July 2019
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This Air Jordan 1 Low x Travis Scott collaboration was nicknamed the 'Reverse Mocha' for its flipped colour-blocking of the original Jordan 1 Low 'Mocha' released in 2019. The upper combines white leather overlays, a Mocha Durabuck base, and identifiable reverse Swooshes. Red highlights on the woven tongue label and the heel's embroidered Wings logo contrast against the design's otherwise subdued appearance, finished off with a deliberately worn-look Air sole.
Release date: July 2022

The Air Jordan 1 Low x Travis Scott x Fragment released only weeks after its Air Jordan 1 High counterpart. This low-top build has a white leather base with blue and royal blue overlays, echoing the colour-blocking of the High. Travis Scott's reverse Swoosh sits on the lateral side, with "Cactus Jack" branding on the tongue, a stitched smiley face on the left heel, and Hiroshi Fujiwara's twin lightning bolt motif on the right.
Release date: August 2021

The Air Jordan 4 x Travis Scott 'Cactus Jack' is widely read as a nod to Houston's sporting heritage, pairing a baby-blue nubuck upper with black netting underlays, waxed laces and a bright red interior. Speckled wings, Scott's "Cactus Jack" mark and Jordan Brand's Jumpman sit on the tongue, heel and insoles respectively.
Release date: June 2018
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The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 High 'Mocha' became one of the most coveted silhouettes from the Nike x Travis Scott partnership. Its popularity prompted Nike to release a general-release version, the Air Jordan 1 High 'Dark Mocha', which also became highly sought-after in its own right. The Travis Scott pair has a large, backward-facing lateral Swoosh, University Red Cactus Jack and Nike branding on the tongue, and a debossed Scott face emblem on the heel, all set against tumbled white leather and Dark Mocha suede.
Release date: May 2019
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No list of Travis Scott collaborations is complete without the Nike Dunk Low x Travis Scott x PlayStation. It was revealed as an ultra-exclusive giveaway with only five winners, and just 24 friends-and-family pairs made — there was never a general or limited release. It remains one of the rarest and most hyped sneakers to carry the Cactus Jack name.
The two-tone upper runs in a subdued blue and grey-brown palette, with a reverse Swoosh, a Cactus Jack mark, "SONY" imprinted on the heel tag, and a Japanese-style PlayStation logo on the lateral heel. "PlayStation" is printed across the soles, one shoe in English and one in Japanese.
Several Travis Scott collaborations are still available through PUSHAS today, authenticated by hand and shipped globally. The full range of Travis Scott shoes sits in one collection. Here's what's currently in stock:
The Cactus Jack partnership is still active in 2026. For the newest releases, see our breakdown of the 2026 Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low 'Pink Pack' colourways and our guide to where to buy authentic Travis Scott sneakers.
Travis Scott's Cactus Jack collaborations span the Nike Air Force 1, Air Max 1, Air Max 270, Nike SB Dunk Low, Nike Dunk Low, and several Air Jordan models including the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 4 and Air Jordan 6 — with a run of Air Jordan 1s also done alongside Fragment Design.
The Nike Dunk Low x Travis Scott x PlayStation is the rarest — a friends-and-family giveaway limited to just 24 pairs, with only five winners and no general or limited release.
The Air Jordan 1 High x Travis Scott 'Mocha' is generally considered the most coveted, to the point that Nike released a general-release version, the Air Jordan 1 High 'Dark Mocha', to meet demand.
Yes. The Cactus Jack partnership remains active, with 2026 releases including the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low 'Pink Pack' — see our dedicated breakdown linked above.
Every Travis Scott pair sold through PUSHAS is authenticated by hand, so you can shop with confidence regardless of where you're buying from.

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Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP Travis Scott 'Shy Pink' (2026)

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Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP Fragment x Travis Scott 'Sail / Military Blue' (2025)

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Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP Travis Scott 'Medium Olive' (2024)

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Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP Travis Scott 'Sail Tropical Pink' (2026)

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Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP Travis Scott 'Velvet Brown' (2024)

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Air Jordan Jumpman Jack TR Travis Scott 'Bright Cactus' (2025)

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Air Jordan Jumpman Jack TR 'Travis Scott x Chase B Black Night Silver' (2025)

Nike
Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite FG SE 'Travis Scott' (2026)

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Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite IC SE 'Travis Scott' (2026)

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Air Jordan x Travis Scott 1 Retro Low OG 'Sail Tropical Pink' PS (2026)
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