Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack Sets November 18 Heat Jersey Drop
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Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack is heading into the Miami Heat’s Vice City night with a Nike fan uniform set for a November 18 release at Kaseya Center. The drop gives his brand a retail date alongside his music in the Grand Theft Auto VI rollout.
The Swingman jersey carries pink “Vice City” lettering, a “VI” mark and six pink stars. The players’ version keeps the Heat name, with a reversed Nike Swoosh and Cactus Jack details. Matching shorts accompany both designs.
The fan uniform is part of a larger merchandise campaign. The surrounding Court Culture catalog lists products from several other collaborations, including a $55 Court Culture x Duvin “Vice City Pool Service” pocket tee and a $50 Court Culture x New Era “Vice City” snapback.
A Court Culture x The Wild Collective satin bomber is listed at $168. Those are separately branded pieces in the broader Vice City collection, while the Nike x Cactus Jack uniform is tied to the November 18 event. The different product names matter for fans following Scott’s contribution to the campaign.
His recording role is already in place.
“RHYNO,” produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, was among the first six singles introduced for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17.
The album brings together 34 original tracks through a partnership with Atlantic Records, with a November 19 release alongside the game.
Its opening batch of singles also included Yung Lean’s “That’s It,” featuring Future and Metro Boomin, and music from PinkPantheress, Morgan Wallen, Rauw Alejandro and Keith Richards.
The Heat host Milwaukee on November 18, with tipoff set for 7 P.M. Eastern and a custom Vice City court planned for the night. The fan jersey will go on sale at the arena in limited quantities.
The music follows on a separate retail schedule the next day: Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is due on vinyl and CD as well as streaming services, with liquid-filled and splatter vinyl editions among the announced formats.