Two years. That’s how long the sneaker community has been waiting, watching Travis Scott drop hints — on a trip to Tokyo Disneyland, at a gathering in Saint-Tropez, courtside at a Bad Bunny residency in Puerto Rico — before Jordan Brand finally locked in a date. The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Pink Pack” drops May 29, 2026, and it’s not just a release. It’s the culmination of one of the most dramatic rollouts in recent collab history.

Release Details

Colorway 1: Muslin Pink (also called ‘Shy Pink’)

Colorway 2: Sail Tropical Pink

The Road to Release: Two Years, Three Continents, One Wild Saga

The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Pink Pack” was originally slated for 2024, alongside a rumored “Dark Pony” colorway that never materialized. The whole project quietly vanished from release calendars, and for a while, it looked like both pairs had been shelved for good.

Then something rare happened: the shoes started showing up on Travis Scott’s own feet. He was photographed in the ‘Muslin Pink’ at Tokyo Disneyland in late 2025. Earlier that summer, the ‘Sail Tropical Pink’ surfaced on him during Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico residency and at a trip to Saint-Tropez. Michael Rubin — the Fanatics CEO and longtime Travis collaborator — held both pairs up to his ears like oversized phones in a widely-shared photo that effectively re-announced the project to anyone still paying attention. DJ Khaled, as DJ Khaled does, confirmed the seeding was real with his own preview shortly after.

The community essentially willed these shoes back onto the calendar through two years of documented sightings and persistent demand. And now they’re here.

One detail worth knowing: the heart emblem stitched onto the tongue of both pairs is a quiet nod to the original intended launch window — Valentine’s Day. That the shoes are finally arriving in late May, a year and a half later, tells you everything about the journey they took to get here.

Design Breakdown

What Both Pairs Share

Both colorways are built on premium leather and nubuck construction with Travis Scott’s signature Jordan 1 Low DNA fully intact: the reverse Swoosh on the lateral side, mismatched heel branding (Wings logo on one shoe, Cactus Jack smiley face on the other), Cactus Jack tongue patches, the heart emblem on the tongue, and multiple lace options in the box. This is the established Cactus Jack formula — clean, premium, full of small details that reward a closer look.

Muslin Pink / ‘Shy Pink’ (IQ7604-100)

The ‘Muslin Pink’ — widely referred to as the ‘Shy Pink’ by the community, a nod to the Shy Pink colorway that dominates its accents — is the subtle one. Smooth white leather pairs with cream-toned tumbled leather overlays across the forefoot and heel. The reverse Swoosh on the lateral side appears in Shy Pink — soft, almost understated. The rubber outsole matches. Red Cactus Jack lettering on the medial panel brings in just enough contrast to remind you whose shoes these are. If you run toward the muted end of Travis’s catalog — the Mocha, the Olive — this is your pair.

Sail Tropical Pink (IQ7604-101)

The ‘Sail Tropical Pink’ does the opposite. A soft pink nubuck base covers the toebox and midfoot, layered with sail leather overlays on the mudguard, eyestays, and heel. The reverse Swoosh shifts to a deeper, brighter red. This is the summer-ready statement piece — the one that’s going to dominate Instagram feeds and NBA tunnel walks from here through August.

Together, the two colorways give buyers a genuine choice: wearable everyday subtlety or full-tilt summer energy.

Release Info & Pricing

The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Pink Pack” drops May 29, 2026 at $155 USD per pair. Preschool (PS) sizing is available at $80. Both colorways release simultaneously through:

• Nike SNKRS App
• Nike.com
• travisscott.com / Cactus Jack
• Select Jordan Brand retailers

Raffles for the Travis Scott Pink Pack (Shy Pink & Tropical Pink)

• Flight Club is running raffles for each individual shoe for pickup in one of thier retail locations in Miami, LA or NYC on May 29. (Travis Scott Shy Pink Raffle / Travis Scott Tropical Pink Raffle). This looks to be the only reputable US-based raffle going on for these SKUs, and one of the only ones where you can enter for both the Tropical Pink and the Shy Pink colorways.
• The Broken Arm, which is a french boutique is running a raffle for the Shy Pink colorways but it’s unclear if you have to pick up in person in Paris or if they will ship them out.
• SEVEN Store which is owned by Foot Asylum is also running a Shy Pink raffle but like all their drawings, this one is only available to UK and EU customers.

Given Travis Scott’s demand history, enter every available raffle, have SNKRS notifications turned on, and be ready the moment the drop goes live. The retail window on Cactus Jack Jordans is historically narrow.

Resale & Market Value

Pre-release aftermarket tracking tells the story clearly. The ‘Sail Tropical Pink’ has already been spotted above $2,000 before a single pair has officially hit shelves. The ‘Muslin Pink’ is projected to move in a similar range.

For context: Travis Scott’s Jordan 1 Low catalog is one of the most durable resale lines in sneakers. The Mocha, the Reverse Mocha, the Fragment Design Military Blue collab, the Velvet Brown — every entry has commanded strong multiples of retail and maintained demand long after the drop window closed. The two-year wait on the Pink Pack has only amplified that demand further. If you’re investing, both pairs are strong holds. If you’re wearing them, the Muslin Pink is your everyday option; the Sail Tropical Pink will always have eyes on it.

What the Blogs Are Saying

Sneaker Bar Detroit frames the return as proof of enduring cultural pull: “Its return suggests the opposite: the silhouette still delivers cultural weight and consistent demand.” — Read more

Novelship calls it a genuine evolution of the Cactus Jack catalog: “Together, they mark one of Cactus Jack’s most colorful Jordan Brand drops yet — and one of the hottest pre-release stories of 2026.” — Read more

Sneaker News flagged the colorway shift as the story: “Travis Scott’s pink-accented Air Jordan 1 Lows had a rocky road to release — but they’re finally coming.” — Read more

Similar Styles

If the Pink Pack has you dialed into the Travis Scott x Jordan 1 Low catalog, here are the key reference points:

• Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Mocha’ — The one that started the reverse Swoosh era. Brown leather with cream and hemp accents, still the most iconic pair in the Cactus Jack AJ1 Low lineage.
• Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Reverse Mocha’ — Flipped the Mocha’s color blocking into something brighter and more wearable across seasons.
• Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Velvet Brown’ — Dropped December 2024, premium suede construction, one of the best-executed pairs in the run.
• Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Canary’ (WMNS) — The 2023 yellow outlier that first cracked the earth-tone formula open, making the Pink Pack feel like the natural next step.

Sizing & Fit

The Air Jordan 1 Low OG fits true to size for most people. The low-cut silhouette is more forgiving than the high-top — less of the break-in stiffness that comes with a fresh pair of 1s. Women shopping the unisex adult sizing should go down 1.5 sizes from their women’s size. Both pairs include multiple lace options in the box; swapping sets is an easy way to add another dimension to either colorway.

Cop or Pass

Cop — and if you can swing both, do it.

The Pink Pack earns its moment. Travis Scott breaking out of the earth-tone formula with a genuine lifestyle-forward collab gives these pairs a different energy than everything that’s come before in the Cactus Jack Jordan 1 Low catalog. The ‘Muslin Pink’ is the kind of shoe you reach for constantly without overthinking it. The ‘Sail Tropical Pink’ is a statement piece built for summer 2026. The two-year saga, the celebrity sightings on three continents, the heart emblem hinting at a Valentine’s Day that never came — this pack has story behind it. That’s what separates a grail from a release.

— Julian “J-Kicks” Knox

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low Pink Pack release? The Pink Pack drops May 29, 2026 in the US via Nike SNKRS, Nike.com, travisscott.com, and select Jordan Brand retailers.

How much does the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low Pink Pack cost? Each pair retails for $155 USD. Preschool (PS) sizes are $80. Aftermarket prices are already trending well above retail pre-release.

Where to buy the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low Pink Pack? Try for retail on Nike SNKRS, Nike.com, and travisscott.com on May 29. For aftermarket, check StockX, GOAT, Flight Club, Stadium Goods, and Novelship.

What’s the difference between the ‘Muslin Pink’ and ‘Sail Tropical Pink’? The ‘Muslin Pink’ (IQ7604-100) — also called the ‘Shy Pink’ by the community — is the subtle pair: cream and white leather with soft Shy Pink accents on the reverse Swoosh. The ‘Sail Tropical Pink’ (IQ7604-101) goes bold — pink nubuck base with sail leather overlays and a deeper red reverse Swoosh. Two moods, one pack.

Why was the Pink Pack delayed for so long? Originally planned for 2024, both pairs were reportedly canceled amid creative tensions between Travis Scott and Jordan Brand. Travis being repeatedly spotted wearing the unreleased samples through 2025 helped revive the project and put them back on the release calendar.

Should I buy one pair or both? If you can secure both at retail — both. The ‘Shy Pink / Muslin’ is your everyday wearer; the ‘Sail Tropical Pink’ is the statement piece. They complement each other and both carry strong individual resale value.

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