Travis Scott has dropped his new Cactus Jack x Nike T90 collection, featuring jerseys and apparel for the national team of Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Croatia, England, France, Korea, the Netherlands, Portugal and the USA.
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Two days ago, Travis posted a teaser for the Cactus Jack x Nike Total 90 collection, which was first previewed via a pair of Nike Phantom 6 Lows in green and a brown Cactus Jack T90 shirt in the Nike Rip the Script commercial and visuals.
The collection is part of a longstanding collaboration between Scott’s fashion house Cactus Jack and the sportswear brand, which began in 2017, when they teamed up to release a reworked, co-branded Air Force 1, and is part of Nike’s intense World Cup 2026 rollout.
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The World Cup-inspired collection brings customised country-inspired designs based on Nike's most cult football franchises from the early 2000s.
The T90 collab is basically a 2000s time capsule, reworking retro pieces with Travis’ creative touch. The lineup features hoodies, jerseys, caps, track jackets and tees all customised for the 10 different nations, repping the country, Nike and Cactus Jack.
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The Nike T90 shoe – from which the collaboration derives its name – was introduced in the early 2000s to shift focus away from speed and towards shooting: the sneakers’ off-center laces were designed to provide a larger, clearer surface area for the ball. The shoes made a splash and were seen on players from Rio Ferdinand to Thierry Henry, to Wayne Rooney, but were discontinued in 2013, when the brand switched focus to the Hypervenom series. In 2025, they were re-released as a low-profile lifestyle sneaker, repped by Travis Scott and Iris Law.
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Shop the collection at shop.travisscott.com.
