How to Buy: Cactus Jack x Carlos Alcaraz Nike Performance Collection

Nike Tennis and Cactus Jack have officially unveiled their first collaboration—to be worn by Carlos Alcaraz in the 2026 US Open.

The Spanish athlete has not competed on-the-court in 127 days after suffering a right wrist injury (tenosynovitis). The Swoosh and Travis Scott are commemorating his return to competition at New York City's Arthur Ashe Stadium with a special-edition capsule that includes performance-first apparel and a pair of the Nike Zoom Vapor 12 HC.

Given that the project lives under the Cactus Jack banner, items include a brown and off white color scheme. The footwear style, which is expected to release to the public during Fall 2026, sees a predominantly cream-colored based and brown-colored accents—including a backwards Swoosh on the lateral side.

The project was unveiled via a short campaign film, which also showcases Travis Scott wearing his upcoming "Ice Blue" Air Force 1.

Nike has shared that the Cactus Jack x Carlos Alcaraz Performance Collection releases today, Aug. 31, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Only ticketed guests will have a chance to purchase the collaboration. Items will also be available at the brand's 47 Chrystie Street space.

A cactusjack.com launch takes place on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

The collaboration follows Scott’s take on the Nike Mac Attack, which released in 2023 and connected his long-running Nike partnership with one of the brand’s most recognizable tennis models. His latest project moves away from the retro court look and onto a modern performance silhouette designed for hard-court play.

An early look at the Travis Scott x Nike Zoom Vapor 12 HC shows the pair dressed predominantly in Pale Ivory, with darker detailing appearing around the heel, lacing system, and outsole, alongside the classic Travis Scott reverse Swoosh. Cactus Jack branding is also expected throughout, though complete product images have not yet surfaced.

The Travis Scott x Nike Zoom Vapor 12 HC is expected to release in Fall 2026 for $170. The pair may be offered through a preorder release, though Nike has not yet confirmed the final launch format or an exact release date.

For more on Cactus Jack, a collaborative "Ice Blue" Nike Air Force 1 Low is also expected in 2026.