We priced the same 30 Travis Scott style codes on the same dates a year apart. 20 sold for less than in 2025, the typical change was -3.7%, and the pattern ran by price. Every Jordan 1 Low that sold under $600 a year ago sells for more now; five of the six that sold for $800 or more sell for less.

Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Mocha'

Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP 'Velvet Brown'

Travis Scott x Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Cactus Jack'

Product photos: GOAT

"Travis Scott pairs only go up." You hear it from every seller holding a Mocha. So we checked, the way a seller cannot: the same 30 style codes, each one's completed sales on GOAT and StockX from July 27 to October 25, 2026, set against its own sales on the same dates in 2025.

The answer is no, mostly. 20 of the 30 sold for less than a year earlier, 9 sold for more and 1 was unchanged. The typical change across the 30 was -3.7%. The money shoes slipped: the Air Jordan 1 High 'Mocha' went from a median of $1,149 to $989 (-14%, 480 and 374 sales), the Air Jordan 4 'Cactus Jack' from $863 to $755 (-12%, 251 and 173). The cheap ones climbed: the Air Jordan 1 Low 'Velvet Brown' went from $409 to $485 (+19%, 5,423 and 2,293 sales), the 'Medium Olive' from $559 to $589 (+5%). Check your own pair on the Air Jordan 1 page or the Velvet Brown page, where the price by size is free.

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Numbers are completed resale sales recorded on GOAT and StockX; each post states its window and sample sizes. Past prices, not a forecast or investment advice.

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