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The hype is real once again. Travis Scott, Fragment Design, and Jordan Brand reunite to drop another highly-anticipated Air Jordan 1 Low OG. Set to release on September 20, 2025, this triple-threat collaboration updates the original 2021 colorway with subtle tweaks and vintage touches that will have both collectors and casuals on high alert.
This time around, the shoe opts for a clean white tumbled leather base paired with Military Blue accents across the heel tab, inner lining, and outsole. The signature reverse Swoosh—a Travis staple—comes dressed in that same rich blue, while the medial Swoosh sticks to a crisp white finish. Aged Muslin midsoles and classic black laces deliver that retro-worn aesthetic fans of Scott’s AJ1s have come to expect.
Co-branded heel tabs feature Fragment’s lightning bolt logo on one side and Cactus Jack’s smiley face on the other, tying the story together in typical limited-edition fashion. Rounding it out, the pair comes with alternate lace options in pink and black, plus special packaging exclusive to this release.
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This isn't just another Jordan 1 Low, it's the continuation of a cultural moment. The Travis Scott x Fragment x Jordan Brand partnership first took off in 2021, releasing both a high and low-top Air Jordan 1 that disrupted the sneaker world. The combination of Travis’s rebellious design language and Hiroshi Fujiwara’s minimalist precision struck a perfect balance of streetwear edge and refined execution.
What makes this 2025 iteration special is its timing and significance: it coincides with the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1, adding even more weight to its release. Jordan Brand has been leaning into storytelling-heavy collabs this year, and this one fits right in—paying homage to the silhouette’s legacy while pushing its cultural relevance forward through two of the most influential names in fashion and music.
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As with most Air Jordan 1 Low OG releases, this pair is expected to fit true to size. But there are a few things to consider when choosing your size—especially if you plan to wear them regularly or keep them as part of a rotating lineup.
True to size for most people: Standard fit for average-width feet
Narrow footers may consider going down half a size for a snugger, locked-in feel
Wide footers should stick to their regular Nike/Jordan size to avoid pressure points
Expect a bit of break-in time with the tumbled leather upper, but comfort improves quickly
