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Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low OG Pale Vanilla coming in 2024
The Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low OG Pale Vanilla will be an additional colorway to the silhouette in 2024
Alongside the highly anticipated "Black/Olive" and "Canary" Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Lows slated for release this year, rumors are swirling about a third pair joining the lineup. reviously, there were rumors circulating that the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low OG Olive (W) would mark the end of the line for Travis Scott Jordan 1 Lows. However, it appears that those rumors have been dispelled, as new upcoming colorways are popping up. This time the third colorway to the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low OG lineup will be in the Pale Vanilla colorway.
Rendered mockups of the upcoming Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low OG Pale Vanilla
Initially reported by Kicks Finder, a mock-up render of the upcoming pair surfaced courtesy of @zsneakerheadz. Dubbed the "Pale Vanilla/Black/Cream II/Muslin," this edition is expected to boast a blend of leather and suede on the upper, featuring familiar color blocking seen in previous Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low collaborations. Fans can anticipate Cactus Jack branding on the tongue and the rapper's signature reverse Swoosh branding.
Release details and retail pricing
While the "Black/Olive" iteration is rumored for a fall release and the women's "Canary" colorway is set for Summer 2024, the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Pale Vanilla" is expected to hit shelves during the Holiday 2024 season, with a retail price of $150. Keep an eye out for updates as release details may evolve closer to the launch date. Stay tuned here for the latest information.
Final thoughts on the upcoming Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low OG Pale Vanilla
The saga of Air Jordan 1 Low colorways seems endless for both Jordan Brand and the rapper Travis Scott. Despite rumors suggesting an end to their collaboration on the popular Jordan 1 silhouette in 2023, it's clear that they're not slowing down anytime soon. Considering the frenzy sparked by their previous releases like the Jordan 1 High Mocha and Jordan 1 Low Mocha in 2019, it's no surprise that they're continuing to explore new colorways. The recent focus on earth tones, with the exception of the Canary colorway, only emphasizes the ongoing demand for their collaborations. While Travis Scott has introduced his own Jordan Brand silhouette, the question remains whether he can maintain his iconic status without relying on existing Jordan Brand models. This presents a significant opportunity for Travis Scott to establish his own signature sneaker, adding to the anticipation surrounding his future endeavors. The pressure is undoubtedly on, but the real question is: can La Flame rise to the occasion? As for the future of their collaboration, should Jordan Brand and Travis Scott continue to release more Jordan 1 Lows and Highs?
