The latest Travis Scott x Air Jordan collabs were released last week with the arrival of two pink-colored Air Jordan 1 Lows. The project appeared to be more widely accessible than the two entities’ past drops, available on the Nike SNKRS app, Travis Scott’s website, and at plenty of sneaker boutiques across the globe. But how do resale prices compare with each other, as well as past styles, on the secondary marketplace?
According to data provided by StockX, the two pink Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Lows had similar performance metrics during their May 29 release on the resale marketplace. The “Shy Pink” colorway had 1,648 sales at an average price of $459, while the “Tropical Pink” iteration had 1,602 sales for an average of $454 per sale.
Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low Average Resale Prices on Release Day Since 2024
- “Tropical Pink” (May 29, 2026): $459
- “Shy Pink” (May 29, 2026): $454
- Fragment x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low (Nov. 15, 2025): $1,763
- “Velvet Brown” (Dec. 21, 2024): $394
- “Medium Olive” (Sept. 28, 2024): $485
- “Canary” (May 25, 2024): $444
StockX also provided resale data on last year’s "Military Blue” Fragment x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low, which had 46 sales during its Nov. 15 release day for an average price of $1,763, confirming how limited the three-way Jordan 1 collab was last year.
In terms of resale metrics, the pink colorways were comparable to the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low releases in 2024, which included the “Velvet Brown,” “Medium Olive,” and “Canary” styles. The first pair had 2,817 sales on release day for an average price of $394, while 2,762 pairs were sold at launch for an average price of $485. The last colorway was the most comparable to the most recent pink styles, as it had 1,629 sales for an average price of $444.
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