Can you believe it? We’re already talking about 2027, and what’s got everyone buzzing? None other than the highly anticipated Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG SP “Chicago” dropping in that far-off year! But hold onto your hats, because it looks like there’s a twist lurking in the sneaker cosmos—this latest collab is ditching classic leather for luxe suede. Talk about a makeover! Just like Venus entering Libra, it’s all about balance and aesthetics. Fans are eager to see if this change will be as iconic as the shoe’s colorway. With that classic white base and deep red overlays that remind us of a fine vintage cherry, it’s guaranteed to be a showstopper! And let’s not forget the signature oversized reverse Swoosh that Travis made famous—it’s not just a detail; it’s practically a movement. So, will this surprise change elevate the sneaker game, or will it take a tumble like a celebrity on the red carpet? Sit tight, because the sneaker world is about to get more interesting, folks!
Travis Scott‘s most anticipated Air Jordan 1 Low may be getting a surprise change. According to a new report, the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG SP “Chicago” is confirmed for 2027, but it will now use suede instead of leather.
The color story stays familiar. White covers the base, and deep red overlays sit on the toe, eyestay, and heel. A black oversized reverse Swoosh gives it Travis’ signature look.
The red is the main twist. It looks closer to a dark cherry than the bright red on the original 1985 Air Jordan 1 “Chicago.”
Leaked images also show two extra pairs of laces, one sail and one pink. That gives the shoe a few ways to change up the look. Overall, a suede upper fits Travis’ style. Many of his past Air Jordan 1 Lows used suede, and the texture gives the shoes a softer, more worn-in feel.
No release date, price, or style code has been announced. The reported window is 2027, and details could still change. It would reportedly be the first time Travis takes on the classic Chicago palette.
Travis has been working with Jordan Brand since 2019, when the “Mocha” Air Jordan 1 Low arrived and changed the market. His reverse Swoosh has since become one of the most copied details in sneaker culture.
Jordan Brand already released a standard Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago” last November for $145. A Travis version in the same palette is a natural next step.
Collabs on OG colorways are rare for Jordan Brand, so this one would be a big deal. Expect heavy demand if it arrives. For now, treat the suede and 2027 details as a report. We will keep watching for official images.
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