Savior Lands On A Low Nike Had Just Shown In Paris

Two Air Bakin Lows. Purple Stardust is IV6795-001. Cobalt Bliss is IV6795-400. Spring 2027. $160 reported. Savior on the heel.

Jae Tips showed the purple pair ahead of ComplexCon 2026. It is his first Nike shoe, on the Air Bakin Low, under the Savior name he already uses. Two colorways are listed for spring 2027. IV6795-001 is Black / Blue Beyond / Purple Stardust / Arctic Pink / Pine Green. IV6795-400 is Cobalt Bliss / Chile Red / Varsity Maize / Atlantic Blue / Pine Green. Reported price $160 each, men’s sizing, Nike.com and select retailer. A day is not posted.

The purple shoe is the one with pictures. Light purple across the upper, pine green in the lining, blue laces. A double Swoosh at the toe is described as reading like an S. Savior sits on the heel against the model’s Air mark. The insole line reported from his post is “you miss every shot you don’t take.” The cobalt pair is named and not yet shown.

Signal. What happened: Jae Tips previewed a Savior x Nike Air Bakin Low in Purple Stardust, with a second colorway listed beside it. Exact product: IV6795-001 and IV6795-400. When and where: spring 2027, Nike and select retailers. Price: $160 reported. Source: his Instagram still, plus release list dated June and October 2026. Why it matters: first Nike project from the Bronx designer behind Savior, on a low Nike introduced at Paris Fashion Week.

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Jae Tips is a Bronx designer. Savior is his label, built on layered graphics and a quote-heavy insole habit rather than a single logo. Nike signed him after months of rumor about where that work would land. The Bakin Low is the first object. Coverage in June 2026 already had the two codes and the spring 2027 window. The October still is the shoe.

The Air Bakin is a 1990s basketball last, a mid with a wrapped toe and a view Air unit, worn on court and then off it. Nike showed a low at Paris Fashion Week in 2026, in two house colorways, before any collaborator. The Jae Tips pair uses that new low, not the mid. The toe is where he changes it. Two Swooshes set so they read as an S is a Savior mark on a Nike shoe, not a replacement of the Swoosh. The heel keeps both names: Savior next to Air.

The insole sentence is a basketball line, Wayne Gretzky’s wording used on a shoe that started as a basketball shoe. It fits the last better than a street slogan would. It also fits the way Savior has treated text as part of the upper, not a hangtag.

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Purple Stardust is the black-based pair in the code and the light-purple shoe in the photo. Black, Blue Beyond, Purple Stardust, Arctic Pink, Pine Green. Green lining, blue lace. The cobalt pair is the louder list: Cobalt Bliss, Chile Red, Varsity Maize, Atlantic Blue, Pine Green. Pine green is the shared note. Everything else switches. $160 is the same on both list. Spring 2027 is the same window. Early 2027 appears on one report. Nike has not split them onto different days.