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Travis Scott Will Reportedly Release an Apparel Collection With Jordan Brand

Jordan Brand will reportedly be releasing a clothing collaboration with Travis Scott in 2019. Check out more details here.

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Travis Scott has quickly become one of the most influential figures in the sneaker world with his relationship with Nike and Jordan Brand having produced some of the most coveted collaborations over the past few years like his Houston Oilers-inspired Air Jordan IV or customizable Air Force 1 Lows. His redesigned Air Jordan I is also already being considered one of 2019's best releases and hasn't even received its wide release yet. According to @pyleaks on Twitter, La Flame's relationship with the Jumpman will extend into the clothing world in 2019.

The Houston emcee will reportedly be releasing a collection of apparel later this year. The capsule is said to include essentials with premium material upgrades: washed suede pullover hoodies, shorts, and a T-shirt. The sportswear pieces will release in olive green, a staple color in Scott's wardrobe, with the hoodie slated to release in grey as well. The hoodie is said to be emblazoned with a variation on the image of MJ's legendary free throw line dunk in the 1988 NBA Slam Dunk Contest. A skeleton will don a red jersey, Scott's trademark box braids, and be positioned in front of two of the rapper's signature motifs, cacti and fire.

This move for the Astroworld rapper to get his own clothing collaboration with Jordan Brand is not a surprising one. He is also known as a modern style icon of sorts and his tour merch is some of the most in-demand on the market today.

While no official images of the Travis Scott x Jordan Brand apparel have surfaced just yet, @pyleaks reports the items can be expected to hit select retailers in September 2019 for $75-$150.

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