Quick Facts
- Travis Scott and fragment design have a new Jordan 1 Low collab
- The pair will first be released in Tokyo, Japan at a special pop-up on November 7
- A US drop via his website also will take place on the 7th
- Retail is set at $155 in mens sizing
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The collaboration between Travis Scott, fragment design, and Jordan Brand redefined hype in the sneaker world. The first triple-collaboration Air Jordan 1 High and Low models that dropped in 2021 are now considered some of the most sought-after sneakers in recent history, commanding astronomical prices on the secondary market. As we look ahead to 2025, the trio will be revisiting their winning formula with a brand-new Air Jordan 1 Low. This news was first reported by House of Heat and Elden Monitors.
Coming coated in a sail, black, muslin, and military blue color scheme, this palette echoes the sample pair that fragment design’s Hiroshi Fujiwara has been seen wearing. Premium leather in a sail hue hits the upper, with raw edges revealing the natural leather grain on the piping of the mudguard and eyestays. Military blue hues, a signature color found on other fragment design releases, come placed on the lateral leather Swoosh, while the medial side takes on a tonal sail shade.
Other branding details include the Nike Air logos on the woven tongue label, the split Cactus Jack and Air Jordan embroidery on the blue leather heel tab, and the stamped Cactus Jack and fragment design logos below this. Underfoot sits a sail rubber midsole paired with a military blue rubber outsole.
The Travis Scott x fragment design x Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Sail Military Blue will release November 7, 2025 through a special pop-up event in Japan. A drop via Travis Scott's website will take place on the same day. Coming in full-family sizing, the retail price is set at $155 (men), $80 (PS), and $65 (TD). Download the Sole Retriever mobile app to stay updated on the latest releases, raffles, news, and more in the sneaker and streetwear world.
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