Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Shy Pink" Retro Releases Summer 2026

Update 10.06.25 At least one pair of the Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Shy Pink" by Travis Scott is expected to release during the Summer 2026 season. Two Stock Keeping Units (SKUs) have surfaced (IQ7604-100, IQ7604-101; thanks to X user @brandon1an and Sneaker Market), suggesting two versions have been produced by Nike, Inc.

Stay tuned.

Update 09.15.25 "La Flame" was spotted in the "Shy Pink" AJ1 Low OG while in attendance of Bad Bunny's residency in Puerto Rico. He was captured by photographer Cheery Viruet.

Update 07.31.25 Travis Scott visited Ramatuelle, France's Verde Beach for a special performance. There, he was spotted wearing an unreleased version of his popular Air Jordan 1 Low OG collaboration. The pair seems to feature "Shy Pink" accents and off white elements similar to the retro previously-reported as canceled.

Scott wearing this pair doesn't confirm that a public release is back on, but it serves as a reminder of what's still in the vault from the ongoing partnership with Nike, Inc. The darker-colored reverse swooshes on the newly-surfaced pair could hint at an all-new SKU of the popular collab, but that's yet to be confirmed by either party involved.

Update 09.30.24 Sources close to House of Heat° have confirmed the cancellation of the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Shy Pink" for 2025 — the accompanying "Dark Pony" release has also been canned. There was no reason for the removal, but rumors of tension between collaborative parties may have been a factor. Expect more details to emerge in the coming months.

Original Story Despite earlier assumptions that the collaboration streak might be cooling off, Travis Scott and Jordan Brand are gearing up to drop another iteration of La Flame's AJ1 Low in 2025, the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Shy Pink."

Early reports from Sneaker Market RO have the pair featuring subdued spring hues of "Shy Pink," while Travis Scott-staple "Sail" and "Muslin" return.

Exactly how these will be color-blocked remains unknown, but our speculative mock-ups below should give you a fair idea of the hues used.

As is the case with all early renders, one should expect that the retail version will differ.

Expected to release in full family sizing, this Jordan 1 low collaboration adds another exciting release to the already stacked Spring 2025 Jordan lineup.

With more details to follow, you’ll want to make sure that you keep your eyes glued to our official X account for updates.

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