Cactus Jack Scores Its Largest Major League Collaboration Yet
Travis Scotthas been playing in the big leagues for a minute now, teaming up with a handful of major league sports (and major sports outfitters) with hisCactus Jacklabel. A longtime player in theFanaticscircuit as well, Trav has scored his most impressive partnership yet in collaboration with both Fanatics and the Big Four major league sports.
An endeavor entitled 'Cactus Jack All Leagues,' the apparel collaboration (likely to be later complemented by additional activations or drops) includes releases with theMLB,NBA,NHLandNFL, and is confirmed to be revealed in full come this fall.
So far, Scott has revealed a selection of co-branded hoodies and T-shirts. One tee and the dark blue zip-up hoodie come stamped with insignias from all of New York's Major League teams: theRangers, theGiants, theKnicksand theYankees. (Sorry, Mets, Jets, and Nets…)
The red zip-up and second T-shirt, alternatively, rep Houston, imbued with logos from Houston's three Major League teams: theAstros, theRockets, and theTexans.
Currently, the selection is on display at Fanatics Fest, but expect a release to come at some point this Fall. Stay tuned as more details arise, and take a closer look at the full selection of the Cactus Jack All Leagues range above.
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