Travis Scott And Cactus Plant Flea Market Break The Internet With A Nike Collab Announcement

Travis Scott and Cactus Plant Flea Market sit atop the hill in the very exclusive group of Nike collaborators. It’s not often a cross-pollination occurs,... © Sneaker News, 2026. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us The post Travis Scott And Cactus Plant Flea Market Break The Internet With A Nike Collab Announcement appeared first on Sneaker News. The post Travis Scott And Cactus Plant Flea Market Break The Internet With A Nike Collab Announcement appeared first on Sneaker News.

Travis Scott and Cactus Plant Flea Market sit atop the hill in the very exclusive group of Nike collaborators. It’s not often a cross-pollination occurs, but La Flame and CPFM share a few overlaps in their gritty, enigmatic, and juvenile styling to make a partnership make sense, which is why the two have indeed worked together in the past. But throw a Swoosh in the mix, and we’re already talking about a Shoe Of The Year candidate.

Cynthia Lu’s Cactus Plant Flea Market label scrubbed its Instagram of all of its posts, leaving one slideshow of Cactus Jack posing in upcoming CPFM x Nike ACG gear amidst two magical settings. One is in front of Milan’s Duomo, the breathtaking cathedral at the center of the city. The other inside a studio, where Travis gets to work his own magic.

Revealed in this cluster of images of what appears to be a three-way collaboration — a Travis Scott x CPFM x Nike Flea 1. Sitting above the label’s polarizing silhouette is a reverse Swoosh, a trademark of Scott’s that needs little to move the needle in interest and resale value. Hits of reflective silver on the overlays, the signature color palette of Cactus Jack in olives and tans, and mega-thick laces help round out the package.

While we do know that the CPFM Nike Flea 1 is due to return this year, there’s no word on whether or not this collab with Travis is due for a drop. What we do know: the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low “Pink Pack” is due out in May.