FLOAT 100 · Sneakers · No. 25
Travis Scott x fragment x Air Jordan 1 High OG
Three names on one shoe: the Houston rapper who flipped the Swoosh, the Tokyo tastemaker behind fragment design, and the Air Jordan 1, stitched together in sail, black and Military Blue.
- Year
- 2021
- Maker
- Nike / Jordan Brand x Travis Scott x fragment design
- By price in sneakers
- 52 of 100
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- Air Jordan 1 High OG SP, fragment design x Travis Scott 'Military Blue'
- Style code
- DH3227-105
- Colorway
- Sail/Black-Military Blue-Shy Pink
- Collaborators
- Travis Scott (Cactus Jack), Hiroshi Fujiwara (fragment design) and Jordan Brand
- Retail price
- $200
- Release date
- Late July 2021; sources give July 28 or July 29
- Signature details
- Backward black Swoosh, white tumbled leather with Military Blue toe, collar and heel, Cactus Jack face on the left heel, fragment double lightning bolt on the right
- Included accessories
- Extra laces in white, blue and pink, clear box sleeve, pink box paper
- Companion release
- A matching Air Jordan 1 Low OG in August 2021
- Production
- Not published by Nike
Two signatures on one shoe
By 2021 Travis Scott's Air Jordan 1s had a signature everyone could read from across a room: the oversized Swoosh stitched on backward. Hiroshi Fujiwara's fragment design had its own, a double lightning bolt. The fragment x Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 High put both on one shoe, on a single Air Jordan 1 High.
The upper is white tumbled leather with Military Blue on the toe box, ankle flaps, heel and rubber outsole. The backward Swooshes are black. Cactus Jack branding appears on the tongue and medial side; Scott's stitched smiley face sits on the left heel, and fragment's double bolt on the right. Market descriptions note that the hidden stash pocket in the collar, a feature of Scott's earlier Jordan 1s, returns here.
The blue-and-white scheme is a deliberate callback. Release coverage says the colorway takes inspiration from Fujiwara's own 2014 fragment Air Jordan 1, and one market description traces it further back, to a 1985 'Royal' press sample of the original shoe.
The godfather of Ura-Harajuku
Hiroshi Fujiwara was born February 7, 1964, in Ise, Mie, Japan. He moved to Tokyo at eighteen and became a standout in the Harajuku street-fashion scene. On a trip to New York in the early 1980s he was introduced to hip-hop, brought American records back to Tokyo, and became one of Japan's first hip-hop DJs. He is often called a godfather of Ura-Harajuku fashion.
He launched his first brand, Good Enough, in the late 1980s; it eventually gave way to fragment design, where he does most of his creative work. With Nike he was the 'H' in the HTM line, and he has made countless fragment collaborations with Nike Sportswear.
His first Air Jordan was the fragment Air Jordan 1 released December 27, 2014, at Nike Lab stores and online, for $165, style 716371-040, in White/Sport Royal-Black. Nike Lab described it as 'inspired by one of two original samples from 1984,' and a sneaker news site called it the first collaboration fragment had done on an Air Jordan.
Scott brought the other half. Born in Houston in 1991, he had released his first Jordan Brand retail shoe, an Air Jordan 4, in 2018, and his first Air Jordan 1 High, the backward-Swoosh 'Mocha,' in 2019.
From sample to release
Scott was first seen wearing a sample of the shoe in February 2021. Through March and April a run of leaked photos showed two color options, and detailed shots of the release version revealed small differences from the sample, including text on the midsole that had been moved to the medial side.
In June an Air Jordan 1 insider reported a July 29 release at $200, and Nike published official photos in mid-July and again on July 27. Stores ran online raffles for launch-day chances to buy. The release date differs by source: one release tracker lists Wednesday, July 28, 2021, a sneaker news site and a resale marketplace give July 29, and an encyclopedia list of Scott's Nike collaborations gives June 29, which no release coverage supports.
A matching Air Jordan 1 Low OG followed in August 2021. Nike has not published production numbers for either shoe.
How to read a pair
Start with the heels: the left should carry Scott's stitched face, the right fragment's double lightning bolt, and both Cactus Jack and fragment motifs are debossed in black on the heel wrap. The Swoosh on the outside of each shoe should be black and reversed.
A complete pair, per market listings, includes extra laces in white, blue and pink, a clear box sleeve and pink box paper. The release version also differs from widely photographed samples in where the midsole text sits, which can help separate a retail pair from a pre-release one.
A triple collaboration that kept going
The 2021 High and Low turned out to be the first chapter of a longer partnership. In November 2025 the three names returned on an updated Air Jordan 1 Low OG in sail and Military Blue, released November 7 in Yokohama, Japan, and November 15 through Scott's website and select Jordan retailers at $200. A sneaker news site reported that the 2025 Low drew more than 4.4 million unique raffle entries, more than any other Travis Scott shoe to date.
In June 2026 Fujiwara posted and quickly deleted what appeared to be a mockup of a fourth three-way collaboration, with a black leather base and white reverse Swoosh. Nothing had been announced as of that report.
On the resale market, the 2021 High has held well above its $200 retail price. On October 1, 2026, one major resale marketplace showed a lowest asking price of $793 across all sizes and a most recent completed sale of $1,150, size not stated.
The numbers
- Style code
- DH3227-105
- Colorway
- Sail/Black-Military Blue-Shy Pink
- Retail price
- $200
- Release date
- July 29, 2021 per a sneaker news site and a resale marketplace; July 28, 2021 per a release tracker
- Production
- Not published by Nike in any source found
Timeline
Hiroshi Fujiwara is born in Ise, Mie, Japan.
The first fragment Air Jordan 1 releases at Nike Lab for $165, inspired by a 1984 sample.
Travis Scott's first retail Jordan, the Air Jordan 4 'Cactus Jack', is released.
Scott's backward-Swoosh Air Jordan 1 High 'Mocha' releases widely at $175.
Scott is first seen wearing a sample of the fragment Air Jordan 1 High.
Detailed photos reveal the 'Military Blue' colorway and a second color option.
Photos of the release version show the midsole text moved to the medial side.
An insider reports a July 29 release at $200.
Nike reveals official photos; stores open online raffles.
Release at select retailers for $200 (one tracker gives July 28).
The matching fragment x Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low OG releases.
An updated fragment x Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low OG releases at $200 after a November 7 launch in Yokohama.
Fujiwara posts and deletes a mockup suggesting a fourth three-way collaboration.
Lowest asking price on a major resale marketplace is $793 across all sizes.
The world in 2021
Jeff Bezos flies to space aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard from Van Horn, Texas.
The Tokyo Summer Olympics open; the U.S. wins 39 gold medals.
Scott appears on Kanye West's album Donda, on 'Praise God.'
The United States withdraws its last troops from Afghanistan, ending a 20-year war.
Scott appears on Drake's Certified Lover Boy, on 'Fair Trade.'
William Shatner, 90, becomes the oldest person to go to space.
Ten people die in a crowd crush during Scott's set at his Astroworld Festival in Houston.
Price record
| Date | Price | Kind |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 29, 2021 | $200 | Asking price, not a saleOriginal retail price. |
| Oct 1, 2026 | $793 | Asking price, not a saleLowest asking price across all sizes on a major resale marketplace, before fees. An asking price, not a sale. |
| Oct 1, 2026 | $1,150 | Private saleMost recent completed sale shown on a major resale marketplace on this date; size and exact sale date not stated. |
This is an asking price, not a sale. It is what a seller wanted on the date shown. Asking prices often sit above what buyers pay, but an ask is not a ceiling: a sale can land on either side of it. It is not a value.
By reference price, Travis Scott x fragment x Air Jordan 1 High OG is number 52 of 100 in the sneakers entries of the FLOAT 100. 22 of those 100 rest on a realized sale; the rest carry an asking price or a guide value, and each page says which. Rank within the FLOAT 100 itself (25 here) is editorial: how much an object defines its field, not price alone.
Did you know
- The left heel carries Travis Scott's stitched face; the right carries fragment's double lightning bolt.
- Fujiwara's 2014 fragment Air Jordan 1 retailed for $165 and was described by Nike Lab as inspired by one of two original 1984 samples.
- Between sample and release, the text on the midsole moved to the medial side.
- Fujiwara was the 'H' in Nike's HTM line.
- Fujiwara appeared in the 2003 film Lost in Translation.
- The 2025 follow-up Low drew more than 4.4 million unique raffle entries, according to a sneaker news site.
How this page is made
- The figure
- One reference price, shown with its own kind. FLOAT does not average it with anything or adjust it for time.
- Realized or not
- A realized price is a completed sale. An asking price, an estimate and a price-guide value are not sales, and are labeled as such wherever they appear.
- The story
- Researched from published records and checked fact by fact. Updated Oct 1, 2026.
- Archive
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