To celebrate the Year of the Dragon, Converse is releasing numerous themed makeups of the Chuck Taylor All Star Leather Hi. This yellow-based pair
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A classic among classics, the Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star is one of the most long-lasting sneakers ever created. Originally released just after the turn of the century, this Converse is loved by everyone from hoopers to housewives, hard rockers to hipsters. Whether releasing as a limited collaboration or in an inline colorway, the Chuck Taylor transcends all walks of life and isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Converse Chuck Taylor “City” Pack
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Converse is known for their iconic silhouettes and premium materials. Today, we get our first look at the Chuck Taylor "City" Pack. This threesome of
DC Comics x Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Hi “The Riddler”
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One of the most notorious villains from DC Comic's Batman series gets his very own pair of kicks today. Inspired by the villain simply known as "The
José Parlá for Converse (PRODUCT)RED Chuck Taylor
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Art and fashion come together for a worthy cause on the José Parlá for Converse (PRODUCT)RED Chuck Taylor. The Brooklyn-based painter becomes the
Gorillaz x Converse Chuck Taylor
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The Chuck Taylor’s in camo and it’s going Gorillaz. Yes, the timeless silhouette has teamed up with the virtual band for a digi take on the famous
Converse Chuck Taylor “Double Collar”
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Converse has applied a number of styles to the iconic Chuck Taylor over the years. The latest comes in the form of this Converse Chuck Taylor "Double
Converse Chuck Taylor Hi “Buffalo Tartan”
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The days of hipster plaid and dressing up flannel are over. Kind of. Converse takes it to the great outdoors utilizing the famous fabric on the also
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star NATARB Mid
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The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star is a sneaker that has always fallen on the conservative end of the spectrum. Today, this 1930s basketball
