Up Close With The Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low “Tropical Pink”

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May 2026 is shaping up to be a mammoth month for Jordan releases, headlined by a handful of collabs we suspect will enter the Sneaker of the Year conversation when it’s all said and done. Nigel Sylvester’s “Brick After Brick” Jordan 4 is confirmed to play a role, joined by a set of Travis Scott shoes that first entered the rumor cycle nearly two years ago.

We’re talking, of course, about the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low “Pink Pack,” which first hit the sneakerhead zeitgeist in 2024 with talk of a Spring 2025 release that never materialized. Travis himself was spotted wearing one of the two styles in Saint-Tropez in July 2025, and it wasn’t long before the shoes returned to the release calendar for 2026. Now we’re just weeks away, with members of the Jordan Brand camp beginning to receive seeded pairs and increasingly detailed images surfacing as a result.

Here we have detailed shots of the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low “Tropical Pink,” featuring a soft, summery palette of “Sail/Tropical Pink/Shy Pink/Muslin.” This is one of two styles expected to release, joined by a lighter “Muslin/Shy Pink/Sail/University Red” colorway. Both pairs carry the signature Travis Scott Jordan 1 hallmarks, including the reverse lateral Swoosh, Cactus Jack branding on the medial side, and co-branding across the tongue, insoles, and backtabs. The pack marks a departure from Scott’s backlog of neutral, earth-toned sneakers, though several such releases have come with pink laces.

The Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low “Tropical Pink” is currently expected to release May 22nd for $155 alongside its “Pink Pack” counterpart. No official procedure has been announced, but the drop will likely take place via a combination of Nike SNKRS, Travis Scott’s website, and maybe even select boutiques. See detailed images below and stay tuned for updates.