Wait a Minute, Is That a New Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low?

News of this release was first published on November 22, 2023.

Update February 5, 2024: More detailed photos of the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low 'Black Olive' have arrived courtesy of @jfgrails. Check out the photos above and expect the collaborative AJ1 Low to drop sometime in Fall 2024. Keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker for any updates.

Update January 25, 2024: @sneakertigger gives us an in-hand look at the upcoming Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low 'Black Olive'. Check the photos out and keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker for any updates.

Update December 19, 2023: Looks like the rumours are true. There is another olive-toned Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 on the way, and we're getting a first look at it thanks to @masterchefian. Boasting a sleek black base, 'Olive' overlays and a white Swoosh, the pair stays true to the Cactus Jack colour palette, which can't be said for the 'Canary' pair that's also rumoured to land in 2024. As it stands, we're still waiting to hear of a release date for either, but stay locked to Sneaker Freaker for all the latest news as it comes in.

Well, well, well. What’s all this then? Just when everybody thought that Travis Scott had put his Air Jordan 1 colabs on ice, it looks like there could be another one on the way after all. According to renowned sneaker leaker @ zsneakerheadz, Scott could be dropping a new ‘Black/Olive’ colourway in 2024, and although details are scarce right now, we're sure there are a lot of fans who would want to see it happen.

You may remember that Scott did drop a women’s-exclusive ‘Olive’ pair back in April 2023, but it wouldn’t be unlike the artist to drop a similar colourway in a reworked arrangement. Scott also wore an unreleased olive-toned pair to the Grammy’s back in 2019, and although those were found to be a sample, zsneakerheadz’s mock-up suggests that Scott could return to this colour-blocking.

Given all of the hype surrounding his Air Jordan 1 Golf release and just how long it's taking for the Jumpman Jack collection to drop, it makes absolute sense for Scott and Jordan Brand to continue to cash in on the AJ1 Low, but as it stands, either party is still yet to confirm it’s happening. In the meantime, stay locked to Sneaker Freaker for all the latest news, as we’ll be the first to let you know when we hear more.