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Travis Scott Air Force 1 Low “Ice Blue”: ostrich-textured leather
Pale blue leather and textured panels mark Scott’s return to the Air Force 1, reportedly released on 4 September 2026.
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Travis Scott’s Air Force 1 Low ’07 “Ice Blue” uses pale blue leather, ostrich-textured panels and a white midsole. The reported release date is 4 September 2026, after an early New York pop-up sale in late August.
Textured leather in a narrow pale blue
Smooth leather covers the perforated toe box and the lateral Swoosh. Ostrich-textured leather runs over the mudguard, the eyestays, the midfoot and the heel. Light catches the raised panels differently, so the upper reads as two finishes in one blue.
Ice Blue and Celestine Blue fill the upper, which keeps the blocking inside a narrow pale range. A white Air Force 1 midsole cuts across that blue. Blue rubber makes the outsole.
Raised grain next to smooth leather is the detail you notice first. You can pick out the perforated toe and the smooth Swoosh against the textured sections. Scott wore the pair at Nike Toma in Atlanta, then at World Cup matches and at Nike’s T90 indoor tournament.
September sale and the dates in play
The main sale is reported for 4 September 2026 on Travis Scott’s online store. Pairs sold earlier at the Cactus Court pop-up at 47 Chrystie Street in New York, in late August. That timing sits beside the 2026 US Open, which ran from late August into September.
Reports from July left the launch format open. A preorder was possible at the time, and that part was not confirmed before the sale.
Shops list 30 October 2026 for this colourway. That is a marketplace listing date, not a brand launch notice, and it falls after the reported September sale. Use style code JF7727-400 when you search for the exact pair.
The tennis capsule around it
This Low belongs to a Cactus Jack tennis capsule with the Nike Zoom Vapor 12. Carlos Alcaraz wore the Air Force 1 at the 2026 US Open and starred in the capsule campaign. One model is a lifestyle low-top. The other is a performance tennis shoe, and it is Scott’s first tennis project with Nike.
The Zoom Vapor 12 comes in Pale Ivory, Cacao Wow, Muslin and University Red. A reverse Swoosh runs across the outer side, a mark Scott has used on other Nike work. Those warmer tones do not copy the blue of the Air Force 1, so the capsule pairs two shapes rather than two versions of one colour.
Where this Air Force 1 comes from
Scott’s first official Nike collaboration used the Air Force 1 in December 2017, inside the AF100 collection. Interchangeable Swoosh panels let the logo come off and swap. A Sail colourway followed in 2018.
Most of his later Nike work moved to Jordan Brand and to signature basketball shoes. He came back to the Air Force 1 briefly in 2019. A Utopia-branded pair showed up in 2023, still on the same low silhouette.
Those older pairs often changed a part you could swap or a logo you could read from far away. Ice Blue stays quiet in colour and puts the change in the leather grain. Texture replaces the loud contrast of the early AF100 builds.
The Air Force 1 began as a basketball shoe in 1982. Bruce Kilgore designed it. The Low left the court over time and became a daily leather shoe, usually in white. A standard ’07 uses a cupsole, a heel Air unit, a padded collar and a perforated toe.
On that usual ’07, flat laces run through metal eyelets and a stitched Swoosh sits on smooth leather. Ice Blue keeps the low ’07 name and adds ostrich texture plus a blue outsole. You can still spot the model from the toe perforations and the thick white midsole.
Scott has also worn a matching Air Force 1 Mid in the same pale blue. Only the Low has a reported release. Before you open the product, the Air Force 1 Low guide explains what the words after the name mean.
The Travis Scott Air Force 1 Low ’07 in Ice Blue/Celestine Blue:
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