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Travis Scott's 2026 Sneaker Releases: What's Out Now and What's Coming

Travis Scott Low OG shy pink 412 Vault Australia

Travis Scott has spent a decade turning sneaker drops into events. Ten years into his deal with Nike and Jordan Brand, that hasn't slowed down. 2026 has already delivered a long-delayed Jordan 1 pack, and a completely new type of shoe is on the way. Here's what's confirmed, what's rumoured, and where to actually buy the pairs that are already in stock.

The Pink Pack Is Finally Real: Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Shy Pink" and "Tropical Pink"

Two colorways of the Air Jordan 1 Low OG dropped on May 29, 2026, closing out roughly two years of leaks and false starts.

  • Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Muslin/Shy Pink" (IQ7604-100)
  • Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Sail/Tropical Pink" (IQ7604-101)

Travis had already been photographed wearing both pairs in Saint-Tropez and Tokyo before the release, which is part of why the "Pink Pack" name had been circulating for so long.</cite> Both shoes keep his usual reverse Swoosh and mismatched heel branding, but the palette is lighter than his typical earth tones like "Reverse Mocha" or "Medium Olive."

Nike's retail price was $155 for adult sizing and $80 for preschool sizes. Both pairs are in stock now on 412Vault:

For the rest of his catalog, including "Black Phantom," "Medium Olive," "Velvet Brown," and the women's "Canary," see the full Travis Scott collection.

A New Signature Shoe, and It's Not a Basketball Sneaker

For the first time, Travis Scott's next signature shoe isn't built for the court. With Nike leaning hard into World Cup releases this year, Scott has moved into football footwear.

Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite "Cactus Jack" is an indoor soccer shoe in acid green and dark brown, with a jeweled reverse Swoosh at the heel and a Cactus Jack crest on the tongue. It has mini Swoosh logos across the forefoot and side panels, plus yellow laces for contrast, and is priced around $200.

A second version, the Phantom 6 Indoor, is expected in a similar colorway at the same price point.

Alexis Vega of the Mexico National Team wore a match-ready pair during a recent World Cup game, which is usually a sign that a wider public release isn't far off. This is new territory for Scott. His previous Nike signature shoes, the Jumpman Jack and Zoom Field Jaxx, both stayed in basketball and lifestyle categories.

Neither Phantom 6 model is listed on 412Vault yet. Check the Travis Scott collection for updates once retail stock becomes available.

What Might Still Be Coming in 2026

A few more collaborations are rumoured but not yet confirmed:

  • Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Flea 1, a three-way collaboration between Travis, CPFM, and Nike.
  • More Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low samples, following last year's release. Black and blue nubuck pairs have already surfaced.
  • More Total 90 apparel, extending the World Cup-themed jerseys, jackets, and hats already out under the Cactus Jack name.

None of these have release dates. If they do come out, they'll likely follow the same pattern as everything else on this list: limited quantities, raffle access, and a fast sellout.

Why These Drops Sell Out So Quickly

The partnership between Travis Scott and Nike has become one of the most significant collaborative relationships in sneakers, mixing his personal style with Nike's design and manufacturing. That's a big part of why a Travis Scott release behaves less like a normal restock and more like a one-time event. Resale prices climb within the first hour, and raffles have become the standard way to buy rather than the exception.

That also means where you buy from matters. Between Nike SNKRS raffles, third-party resellers, and counterfeit listings that show up around every hyped release, verified stock is worth paying attention to. Every pair listed in the Travis Scott collection on 412Vault is checked before it ships.

Release Reference Table

Sneaker Release Date Retail Price (USD)
Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Muslin/Shy Pink" May 29, 2026 $155
Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Sail/Tropical Pink" May 29, 2026 $155
Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite "Cactus Jack" Summer 2026 ~$200
Nike Phantom 6 Indoor Summer 2026 ~$200
Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low Rumoured, no date TBA
Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Flea 1 Rumoured, no date TBA

Prices above are original Nike retail. Once a pair sells out, resale prices go up from there. Current 412 Vault pricing on the Travis Scott collection reflects that market value in AUD, not the original USD retail figure.

Buying Travis Scott Sneakers in 2026

If you want a pair from a Travis Scott drop, plan ahead of release day. Nike SNKRS raffles usually open a few days before launch, and Travis's own site typically runs a separate raffle as well. Once a pair sells out at retail, the Travis Scott collection and the broader Air Jordan collection on 412 Vault are where to find verified pairs, including sizes and colour-ways that are no longer available anywhere else.