SummaryTravis Scott has confirmed his long-awaited Nike Total 90 collaboration will release on June 11, with fans able to sign up for updates nowConfirmed pieces so far include a green Nike Phantom 6 Low, worn as part of Nike's "Rip the Script" campaign, and a brown Total 90 jersey top revealed via teaser imageryNike has not yet issued a formal announcement, but Scott has spent much of 2026 previewing the project through on-foot appearances and campaign appearancesTravis Scott has confirmed that his Cactus Jack x Nike Total 90 collaboration is set to release on June 1. The collection centers on Nike's iconic Total 90 franchise, the early 2000s football product line that has been enjoying a sustained cultural resurgence as football-inspired footwear and apparel continue to gain traction across sneaker culture. Nike has not yet issued a formal announcement, but Scott has been building anticipation through on-foot appearances and his involvement in Nike's "Rip the Script" campaign throughout 2026.Two pieces have been confirmed ahead of the release. A green Nike Phantom 6 Low has been worn by Scott as part of the official "Rip the Script" campaign visuals, placing the shoe within one of Nike's most expansive 2026 football marketing pushes. A brown Total 90 jersey top has been separately revealed via teaser imagery, providing the collection's first confirmed apparel piece. Both objects suggest the collection is operating across performance-adjacent footwear and football-inspired apparel, which is consistent with how Scott has expanded his Nike partnerships beyond pure footwear in recent years.The timing is deliberate. The 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, has made football the dominant cultural conversation of the summer, and Nike has been one of the loudest voices in that conversation through campaigns including "Rip the Script." Travis Scott's Total 90 collection enters that moment carrying one of the most recognizable football product names of the early 2000s. The Total 90 franchise defined Nike's football identity across an era when the swoosh was at the peak of its on-pitch influence, and its resurgence as a lifestyle and streetwear reference has been building steadily across the past two years.Nearly a decade into his partnership with Nike, Scott remains one of the industry's most culturally potent collaborators. The recent leak of a fragment x Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 generated immediate widespread discussion across social media, a reminder that anything connected to the Houston native commands attention at a scale few other collaborators can match. A Total 90 collection dropping on the opening day of a World Cup on home soil is a considered moment, and the confirmation of June 11 as the release date gives it a specific cultural context that extends well beyond the product itself.The Travis Scott x Nike Total 90 collection releases June 11 via Travis Scott’s webstore.