More Never-Before-Seen Travis Scott x Air Jordans Surface

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2025 has been a more lowkey year than usual for Travis Scott, easily dominating the headlines nearly every year since he first linked up with the Jumpman. Shifting attention from his AJ1 empire will do that, and the impending drop of the Fragment Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low speaks to the enduring cache the Jackboys head has when he touches Mike’s first signature. Some unfulfilled chapters of that legacy are now surfacing, as two different unreleased versions of the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low just surfaced.

Whether it’s a reflection of different stages design process or a planned two-pack, these editions read as counterparts to one another. Both utilize the same off-white shade on their leather overlays, pairin them with diverging tonal contrast; either a blush pink on the smaller pair shown here and an icy gray/dim blue on the other. Of course, as the Reverse Swoosh Jordan 1 Low is a motif that Scott has revisited countless times now, there are a ton of expected notes that this pre-release versions check off, including said patented Swoosh, the double Cactus Jack tongue tag, and the embroidered La Flame logos on the heel.

Sadly, @collectors_closet doesn’t include a look at the sample tags on these colorways the way that he did when he flexed an unreleased Jordan Jumpman Jack. Knowing when these pairs were earmarked for release would’ve been particularly helpful in sorting whether they’re beta versions of since-cancelled pairs, either of the “Pink Pack” or the “Pale Vanilla,” both shoes whose initial color codes would seem to align with what’s shown here. Even without that confirmation, it’s easy to understand how either version could fit into Scott’s design canon.

Catch some shots of these two shoes included below. Though it now seems unlikely that either will hit the market, stay current on what the Jumpman actually has in store via our Jordan Releases 2025 page.