Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low May 29

Travis Scott’s next Jordan 1 Low release is now lining up around a single date: May 29. SneakerNews listed the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Pink Pack” among the week’s key launches, and retailer trackers including Sole Retriever have matched that date for both pairs in the pack. The release matters because this is a two-shoe drop, not a single colorway. Sole Retriever identifies the pairs as the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG “Muslin/Shy Pink” and “Sail/Tropical Pink,” both carrying Travis Scott’s reverse-Swoosh Jordan 1 Low format. Here’s the cleanest way to think about the launch thread: what is releasing, where it is showing up, and what buyers should watch in the days before May 29. (sneakernews.com) ### Which pairs are actually in the drop? Sole Retriever says the pack includes two versions of the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG. One is listed as “Muslin/Shy Pink,” style code IQ7604-100, and the other as “Sail/Tropical Pink,” style code IQ7604-101. (soleretriever.com) Both are scheduled for May 29, 2026. The product details point to the same design language across both shoes. Sole Retriever says both pairs use the backward lateral Swoosh, Cactus Jack branding on the medial side, and additional co-branding on the heel and tongue. ### Is May 29 confirmed, or still just rumor? (soleretriever.com) SneakerNews moved the date into its May 24-May 30 weekly release calendar and separately showed both SKUs with a May 29, 2026 release date and $155 retail pricing. Sole Retriever also lists May 29 for both pairs and says they will release through Nike and select Air Jordan retailers in-store and online. (soleretriever.com) Its release pages for the “Shy Pink” pair repeat the same date and $155 price. ### Where are the pairs showing up first? (sneakernews.com) SneakerNews’ store-list coverage shows Nike SNKRS and Flight Club among the listed launch points for May 29. The page displays both men’s SKUs, each marked at $155 with the same release date. Sole Retriever says early raffles were already appearing as of May 15 and adds that a Travis Scott site release is expected “a few days before the global launch.” That wording stops short of a posted raffle time, but it fits the usual pattern for Scott’s releases, which often run through online entry instead of straight first-come sales. (soleretriever.com) (sneakernews.com) ### Why are people watching the Travis Scott Store so closely? Sole Retriever’s retailer page for Travis Scott Store says the site has held a total of 53 sneaker raffles. That count helps explain why sneaker buyers are watching the store for a pre-release entry window before the broader May 29 launch. (soleretriever.com) Past Sole Retriever coverage of Travis Scott-linked launches also shows the store being used ahead of wider releases. In separate 2025 and 2026 examples, the outlet reported raffles on Scott’s site for other Jordan collaborations before or around wider retail drops. (soleretriever.com) ### What should buyers check between now and release day? May 29 is the date that appears across SneakerNews and Sole Retriever, but raffle timing can still vary by retailer and region. Buyers will need to watch Nike SNKRS, Travis Scott’s store, and participating boutiques for entry windows, sizing availability and any local in-store procedures. (soleretriever.com) The retail price now showing for both adult pairs is $155, while Sole Retriever lists preschool sizing at $80 for the pack. The next concrete milestone is the opening of retailer raffles and any Travis Scott Store entry page in the days before Friday, May 29. (soleretriever.com) (sneakernews.com)