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Over the course of two weeks in 2021, Travis Scott linked with Fragment Design to release both an Air Jordan 1 High and an Air Jordan 1 Low with branding for all three parties. Both sneakers can fetch up to $2,000 on the resale market, and the three collaborators are now running it back with a new Air Jordan 1 Low.
The Travis Scott x Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low Military Blue opts for simpler colorblocking than its predecessors. Black is kept to a minimum this time around, as a predominantly white upper features a blue lateral Swoosh and mustache. An eggshell midsole sits above a blue outsole, while black is used for the tongue and laces, the latter of which features a new multicolor knot embellishment. Clay edges can also be seen on the majority of the leather panels.
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Branding is scattered throughout, including mismatched heels with the Cactus Jack cross and smiley face on the left shoe and the Jordan Wings logo and Fragment mark on he right. On the medial midsole, you’ll then find product codes printed as a core Fragment motif.
Fragment’s solo Air Jordan 1 High collaboration has been highly prized since its 2014 release with designer Hiroshi Fujiwara’s signature shade of blue. Anticipation was naturally high when Fujiwara was brought into the mix with Scott four years ago, when the rapper was cementing himself as a blockbuster collaborator for Jordan Brand and Nike.
Going into the launch of the three-way collaboration’s third chapter, early pairs of the new sneaker are commanding anywhere from $800 to $2,000 on resale platforms — signaling that this will be one of the biggest sneaker releases of the year.
In 2026, Fragment will partake in another three-pronged collab with Union for several Air Jordan 1 High colroways.
The Travis Scott x Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low Military Blue will release Sept. 20 through the Snkrs app and will likely get a separate launch through Scott’s own site. Pricing is set at $150.
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