Travis Scott’s fragment design x Air Jordan 1 Low OG made its way to Tokyo Bay.

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Hijacked: A Tokyo Bay Takeover took place in Yokohama.

Travis Scott’s Air Jordan 1 run was once believed to have ended, but it ultimately continued with an expanding slate of Air Jordan 1 Low OG releases. Multiple colorways surfaced in reports, and momentum built as insiders confirmed that fragment design, Travis Scott and Jordan Brand were reuniting for another collaborative Air Jordan 1 Low OG, following the overwhelming demand for their 2021 high- and low-top projects.

As previews emerged, the sneaker was revealed in a refined palette built around a Sail and white leather upper with Military Blue accents. Signature details included Scott’s reversed lateral Swoosh, fragment design’s lightning bolt logo at the heel, subtle Cactus Jack branding, and a Muslin-toned midsole paired with a Military Blue outsole. The design blended premium materials with instantly recognizable motifs from all three collaborators.

Hype intensified when Travis Scott was later spotted wearing the unreleased pair courtside, bringing renewed attention to the project. The collaboration was ultimately confirmed with a retail release scheduled for September 20, 2025, via Nike SNKRS and a raffle on Travis Scott’s website, priced at USD 150. Ahead of the wider launch, the trio also staged a special first-access event in Yokohama, Japan, titled Hijacked: A Tokyo Bay Takeover, which took place on November 7 and marked the shoe’s debut in Tokyo Bay.

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