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At Astroworld 2021, Travis Scott has set up a Cactus Jack x Nike activation to show off his soon-to-be-released Nike Air Max 1 “Cactus Jack” sneaker as well as his unreleased Air Trainer 1 “Catcus Jack.”The latter silhouette, which was first spotted on the feet of Sheck Wes during Astroweek at the Cactus Jack Foundation Fall Classic Softball Game, is showcased at the festival in both brown and grey colorways. The silhouette employs a Cactus Corporation emblem on the forefoot strap, exterior cuts and a zippered pocket at the heel, while the upper is composed of several materials including perforated suede, a corduroy-like fabric and a durable synthetic. Additionally, the medial side boasts a reversed Swoosh logo, while the lateral side features properly oriented iconography.Scott’s Nike Air Max 1 “Catcus Jack” sneaker, which is set to release on December 16, is also displayed in two colorways: “Saturn Gold” and “Baroque Brown.” Among varying earth tones, the design features an ACG-like lacing system and a similar reversed Swoosh logo. Nike and Cactus Jack branding appears across the inserts and on the heel flags.Astroworld takes place from November 5 to 6, with Scott’s set to be exclusively livestreamed on Apple Music. Fans can tune in on November 5 at 10 p.m. ET.Take a look at each silhouette at Astroworld above.Elsewhere, Supreme has officially revealed its collaborative Nike Air Force 1 in “Wheat.” 

After a first look surfaced in July, Supreme has now officially revealed the “Wheat” colorway of the Nike Air Force 1 Low. The new colorway follows a pair of Supreme-branded Air Force 1 Low releases in 2020, which saw the iconic sneaker dressed in black or white and finished with Supreme’s iconic red box logo branding.The “Wheat” colorway covers the entirety of the shoe’s suede upper and gum midsole, continuing the minimal aesthetic from the earlier releases. This monochrome upper is then finished with the same red Supreme branding towards the heel. As was reported when the colorway was first seen earlier this year, the “Wheat” design is believed to be a nod to the classic Timberland 6-Inch boot.Take a look at the Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Wheat” in the gallery above, and keep an eye out for official release details in the near future. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Supreme (@supremenewyork)In case you missed it, Supreme also recently collaborated with Junya Watanabe.