Travis Scott's "Pink Pack" is one of 2026's most sought-after drops. Here's how retail and resale prices compare to what NOT SAMPLE is charging for the Shy Pink and Tropical Pink.

After almost two years of rumors, leaked images, and a cancellation that broke sneakerheads' hearts, Travis Scott's "Pink Pack" finally became real. The Air Jordan 1 Low Shy Pink and Tropical Pink hit the market in May 2026 and, like every Cactus Jack collab before them, sold out in minutes. Now both pairs are back in stock at NOT SAMPLE. No raffle, no luck, no 3 a.m. alarm required.

What Is the Travis Scott Pink Pack

The "Pink Pack" brings together two Air Jordan 1 Low OG pairs designed by Travis Scott: the Shy Pink (Muslin/Shy Pink/Sail/University Red, style IQ7604-100) and the Tropical Pink (Sail/Tropical Pink/Shy Pink/Muslin, style IQ7604-101). It's the first time the La Flame x Jordan Brand partnership steps away from the earthy, neutral palette that defined earlier releases, going for something brighter and more expressive instead. Perfect for anyone who wants to stand out without losing the Cactus Jack signature.

One detail fans can't stop talking about: both pairs feature a small embroidered heart on the tongue tag and printed on the insole, which fueled rumors that the pack was originally planned around a Valentine's Day release that never happened.

Shy Pink vs Tropical Pink: What's the Difference

Both pairs share the line's signature DNA: a reversed Swoosh on the lateral side, Cactus Jack branding on the medial side, and an aged, vintage-look outsole. The differences come down to the details:

• Shy Pink — the more understated of the two: Muslin leather with hits of University Red, a white outsole with a gum-effect heel, and classic flat laces. A cleaner, more vintage look.
• Tropical Pink — the bolder pick: a vibrant pink base with Sail overlays and a deeper red reversed Swoosh, a translucent pink outsole, and thick braided laces. A summer-ready look built to turn heads.

Price Comparison: Retail vs Resale vs NOT SAMPLE

$155 was the original U.S. retail price when Nike released the Pink Pack on May 29, 2026 — but almost nobody paid that. Both pairs sold out at launch and jumped straight onto the resale market, where they've held their value ever since.

Here's how prices compare right now:

Resale figures reflect StockX listings and the EUR/USD exchange rate at the time of writing (late July 2026); resale marketplaces update prices in real time, so treat these as a snapshot, not a guarantee.

At NOT SAMPLE, that's roughly a third less than original Nike retail and less than a quarter of what pairs are currently going for on the resale market.

Where to Buy the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Shy Pink & Tropical Pink

Both pairs from the Pink Pack are in stock now at NOT SAMPLE, available in sizes 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 for €90 each. Since this is a limited collab, stock won't last. If you missed the raffle back in May, this is your best shot at a pair without paying resale prices.

How to Style the Pink Pack

Since it's a low-top silhouette in a soft color palette, the Pink Pack pairs with almost anything. For a streetwear look, go with beige or khaki cargo pants and an oversized hoodie. For something cleaner, straight-leg jeans and a plain white tee are enough to let the sneaker do the talking.

Travis Scott's "Pink Pack" is one of 2026's most sought-after drops. Here's how retail and resale prices compare to what NOT SAMPLE is charging for the Shy Pink and Tropical Pink.

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