As of writing this, a release date is unknown, but it’s likely they’ll launch before the end of the year. Made in collaboration with Japanese label fragment design, the Nike Jordan 1 Low fragment design x Travis Scott is set to be the most sought-after design by the artist thus far, adding another. Official Look at the Travis Scott x fragment x Air Jordan 1 High 'Military Blue': La Flame, Hiroshi Fujiwara and the Swoosh join forces for one of the biggest collaborations of the year. Elsewhere, the lighter white shades fill in the blank, found in nylon as well as tumbled leather materials.įor a zoomed-in look at the upcoming collab, see the images below. The latter dons the ankle flaps, counter, and toe, contrasting the dark neutrals that dye the tongue labels, check, and collar. Elsewhere, the colorway retains a loose connection to heritage palettes, choosing shades of black, white, and Royal Blue. The Nike Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG is the first collaboration between Hiroshi Fujiwaras Fragment Design and Brand Jordan. Aside from the signature logo flip, the heel alternates between Cactus Jack and Fragment insignia, a touch that was surely at Hiroshi Fujiwara’s behest. Teased in-hand for the first time since its on-foot unveil, the pair both color blocks and brands in notable ways. Basically the OG Black Toe and Royal colorways put together, the appealing look for the Air Jordan 1 was released in very limited quantities, and is now one of the most. Among them, one Air Jordan 1 stands out far above the rest, its design featuring not only the artist’s backwards Swoosh but also the ever-iconic Fragment lightning bolt. In 2015 Hiroshi Fujiwara’s renowned fragment design label got their very own edition of the Air Jordan 1, based of the colorway of an original unreleased sample. Travis Scott has teased a number of yet-to-release collaborations in the past few months.
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