Every sneakerhead and sneaker collector knows that whenever a Travis Scott x Air Jordan collaboration drops, it’s a guaranteed L 99% percent of the time. According to some number crunching that’s been done on the topic, that percentage is just about right.
The highly-anticipated Air Jordan 1 “Travis Scott” Low “Reverse Mocha”‘s haven’t even dropped yet and already we’re getting word of another colorway set to drop during the holiday season later this year.
Who’s ready to take another painful L courtesy of Nike, Travis Scott, and the SNKRS app? We know we are!
It looks like the streets will have to pay a premium in order to catch that drip. Nike is rumored to be increasing the price on the Nike Air Jordan 1 High sneaker by the end of this year.
The Dior x Air Jordan 1 collaboration was really one for the books as sneakerheads and collectors went bananas for the highly sought after collaboration, but can the Louis Vuitton x Air Jordan 1 collabo achieve the same level of hype and success? We’re about to find out.
Virgil Abloh’s posthumous legacy is already surging. His Off-White™ x Air Jordan 1 “Chicago” has almost doubled in price just a day after his passing.
At this point, Travis Scott is responsible for selling just as many sneakers as he does albums. The Houston rapper recently took to Instagram to stunt in a fit that featured yet another collaboration with Air Jordan.
Ugh, we can already taste those sour L's in our mouths.
Word has it that only 50,000 pairs of the Travis Scott Air Jordan 1’s were made meanwhile the Air Jordan 7 “Flint”’s are restocking every other day on every sneaker website that’s online as if the people keep asking for them. SMH.
Now with this new legal paperwork in their toolbox, you can expect Nike to file more lawsuits should anyone dare try to remix the Air Jordan 1 High or Low to their liking.
Neither Jordan Brand not Dior has confirmed the rumors, but when there's money to be made y'all know they'll be all up on it.
The military blue and white colorway are similar to the 2014 Air Jordan 1 x Fragment grails which are currently going for a cool $5,000 on the resale market depending on your size.
