Year: 2026

Name: Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Pink Pack”Colorways: Sail/Tropical Pink/Shy Pink/Muslin and Muslin/Shy Pink/Sail/University RedSKUs: IQ7604-101 and IQ7604-100MSRP: $155 USDRelease Date: May 22Where to Buy: NikeUpdate: One of the sneaker highlights of each recent year has been Travis Scott flipping the Swoosh of the Air Jordan 1 Low OG. Each of his collaborative colorways have been major hits, with an unprecedented amount of demand surrounding the various pairs. As we begin to piece together this year’s slate of launches, La Flame is due to drop not one, but two pink compositions. Discussed last October, we now have a detailed preview of what to expect from this summer’s “Pink Pack.” As always, the lateral Swoosh has been reversed while Cactus Jack branding is printed beneath the medial Swoosh. Both versions of the shoe combine various off-white, pink, and white hues for a pastel-flavored finish. Look out for Travis Scott’s AJ1 Low OG “Pink Pack” to drop on May 22 via Nike SNKRS at a starting price of $155 USD, and stay tuned for additional info.Original Story: Travis Scott and Jordan Brand are one of the sneaker world’s most potent duos. Best known for flipping the Swoosh of the Air Jordan 1, especially the Air Jordan 1 Low OG, we’ve seen the duo continue to offer new takes on the shoe. While we await the arrival of the fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG next month, two more pairs are now expected to be dropping in the future.According to a new rumor report from brandon1an and Sneaker Market RO, La Flame has two pink colorways of the Air Jordan 1 Low OG set to drop in 2026. A “Pink Pack” was rumored last year as a 2025 drop and later ended up being reportedly cancelled. However, it looks like two pairs will be coming after all as Scott has been spotted wearing one version this summer. The two color compositions are similar, with speculative mock-ups above indicating what sort of color blocking may be present.At the time of writing, neither Travis Scott nor Jordan Brand have confirmed that a “Pink Pack” of Air Jordan 1 Low OGs will be dropping next year. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at both colorways, as we currently expect both versions of the shoe to arrive next summer via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $155 USD.

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Hydrogen Blue”Colorway: Iron Grey/Sail/Hydrogen BlueSKU: IV4089-011MSRP: $115 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Air Force 1 Low “Hydrogen Blue” introduces a sophisticated, cooling aesthetic to the legendary basketball-turned-lifestyle silhouette. The upper blends smooth “Hydrogen Blue” leather across the quarters, laceguard and heel with contrasting “Iron Grey” overlays on the toe box and midfoot. A “Sail”‑toned leather Swoosh adds subtle depth, while polished metallic mini Swooshes frame the larger logo along the panels, introducing a refined embellishment that sets this pair apart from standard inline releases.Underfoot, the design is grounded by a “Sail” midsole paired with an “Iron Grey” outsole, delivering vintage cues alongside dependable cushioning and traction. The overall look balances muted pastels with understated metallic detailing, creating a versatile sneaker that bridges heritage and modern styling.

Name: Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Russet”Colorway: Pony/Sail-DK RussetSKU: IO4555-200MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: TBCWhere to Buy: NikeNike is doubling down on the “lifestyle-first” evolution of its archival runners with the upcoming Zoom Vomero 5 in “Dark Russet.” Officially designated as a Quickstrike (QS) release, this iteration abandons the model’s signature mesh-and-synthetic construction. By utilizing high-quality full-grain leather across the entire upper, Nike is repositioning the Y2K-era performance staple as a luxury contemporary option, catering to a market moving away from hyper-technical aesthetics.The “Dark Russet” colorway is a masterclass in tonal execution. The upper features layers of luscious leather in shades of “Pony” and deep brown, creating a textured, three-dimensional look without the need for high-contrast color blocking. In a rare move for the silhouette, the structural TPU cage on the midfoot has been replaced with stitched leather panels, significantly softening the shoe’s visual profile while maintaining its iconic aggressive lines.Despite the premium exterior, the tech under the hood remains intact. The shoe sits atop a cushioned EVA foam midsole finished in a vintage “Sail” hue, housing the signature Zoom Air units in both the forefoot and heel for all-day comfort. A subtle embroidered Swoosh at the toebox and minimalistic branding on the tongue round out the design, making this one of the most versatile and understated Vomero 5 releases to date.