Nearly a decade into his partnership with Jordan Brand, Travis Scott still commands the release calendar like few others can. His latest project, the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Pink Pack, arrives 29 May and marks a decisive break from the earth-tone palette that has defined his collaborative catalogue to date.
The pack delivers two distinct colourways. The Muslin Pink pairs smooth white leather with cream-toned tumbled overlays and a Shy Pink reverse Swoosh, keeping things wearable and understated. Its bolder counterpart, the Sail Tropical Pink, goes all-in with a soft pink nubuck base, sail leather overlays, and a deeper red reverse Swoosh that reads loud and unmistakably summer.
Both pairs carry the full Cactus Jack signature treatment: premium leather construction, mismatched heel branding with the Wings logo on one shoe and the Cactus Jack smiley on the other, multiple lace sets, and a subtle heart emblem on the tongue, a remnant of what was reportedly an abandoned Valentine's Day launch plan.
The road to this release has been anything but straightforward. Originally slated for 2024 alongside a Dark Pony colourway that never surfaced, the Pink Pack was widely considered cancelled following reported creative friction between Scott and Jordan Brand. The project found new life in mid-2025 when Scott was photographed wearing both unreleased pairs, first at Bad Bunny's Puerto Rico residency, then at Tokyo Disneyland, sending sneaker forums into overdrive. DJ Khaled later posted a viral preview of his seeding package, holding both pairs to his ears like oversized phones, and the community effectively willed these shoes back onto the calendar.
Each pair retails at $155 in adult sizing, with pre-school versions expected at $80. Raffles are already live across select global retailers, and both colourways are expected to hit Nike SNKRS on 29 May at 10:00 AM EDT. Scott's own website will likely host its customary pre-release raffle in the final days before launch.
Pre-release resale prices on the Sail Tropical Pink have already been tracked above $2,000, with the Muslin Pink expected to command similar numbers. Whether you are chasing one pair or both, this is shaping up to be not just the biggest sneaker release of May, but one of the defining drops of the first half of 2026.
