Tomorrow’s release is objectively superior when it comes to new details and custom design touches, making the competition for them hotter than just blindly-loyal Travis fans.
Despite the Jordan High being a more popular silhouette, it fell pretty flat in terms of design (as in, doing anything but slapping a logo on). The three powerhouses remixed the Air Jordan 1 High just a few weeks ago, with a similar color scheme, and it sold out almost instantly. Cop the latest drops of Travis Scott, Air Jordan 1, Nike Low Dunks and Yeezy Foam Runners at Indias largest online sneaker shop. Repeat players - This is far from the first Nike link-up with either Travis Scott or Fragment, which only makes tomorrow’s release more anticipated.
Logos of both collaborators are embossed into the left and right heels, alongside the familiar Air Jordan branding. Price: 150 Buy: Nike SNKRS and select retailers (check out our constantly updated list below) Editor’s Notes: With the high-top release out of the way, Travis Scott's fragment. The cream midsole, laces, and swoosh are broken up by a royal blue heel, collar, and insole. The “military blue” and “sail” color palette reflects Fragment’s long history of Nike collaborations, while Travis Scott’s signature backwards swoosh and “Cactus Jack'' sketch are unmissable. Jordan Lows don’t usually see a lot of fanfare compared to Highs, but this collaboration packs a dizzying amount of detail in Nike’s pared-down silhouette. The collab trifecta of sneakerhead dreams - Nike, Travis Scott, and Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment - is gearing up for its second drop of the summer, as the highly-anticipated remixed Air Jordan 1 Low releases tomorrow.
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