Converse UK The Converse One Star is making a strong comeback aided by Lunarlon for a performance twist. It’s hard to believe that this silhouette was once a dominant choice in the basketball world, found on the feet of plenty of college and NBA players in the early to mid-70s. Converse has since repurposed the One Star much like it has with the iconic Chuck Taylor – with the predominant use being lifestyle wear and skating. Spring 2016 is bringing a bolstered “Hairy Suede” construction in four new colorways ranging from red, black, royal, and yellow. A vulcanized outsole utilizes a simple black solid stripe striking through while a white star branding leaves its mark on the side panels. The hallmark rugged suede tooling adds some lifestyle depth while the hidden Lunarlon cushioning brings a modern feel with maximum comfort. Overseas retailers are stocking the pair today, so expect a stateside arrival by month’s end.
Converse One Star Converse is collaborating with Berlin-based skate shop Civilist to celebrate the city the shop calls home with two signature Converse models – the One Star Pro and the Chuck Taylor All Star Pro. The Converse CONS x Civilist pack will pay homage to the history of Berlin by featuring two of its most prominent landmarks. Both shoes have translucent bottoms that peer through to images of the Berlin TV Tower and Berlin Radio Tower on either foot to represent both East and West Berlin. The shoes also display an outline of the city of Berlin on each tongue. The CONS One Star Pro is constructed of a primarily white upper while the CONS All Star Pro features a primarily black upper – a contrast designed to represent the merging of both sides of Berlin. Since the models are designed for skating, they will incorporate Nike Lunarlon for enhanced cushioning and traction rubber outsoles.
Converse outlet uk After dipping into Converse’s archives of prints and patterns for an ultra-unique take on the Chuck 70 last year, Brain Dead is back again to give another classic silhouette — the Converse One Star — a similar treatment. There’s a few differences this time around though, as they’re focusing entirely on animal prints and polka dots for a design inspired by skate and street culture’s adoption of Converse products. Using an asymmetrical yin and yang of black/white and white/black polka dot panels on the left and right sneaker, each shoe then also calls upon the aforementioned animal prints — zebra and cheetah — for even more wild detailing. Founder Kyle Ng’s brand vision “Brain Dead is Not One Person, Nor Is It One Idea. It sits in the space between people.” then appears on the midsole’s foxing to complete the look. Check out the eye-catching kicks right here, and expect a release at the Converse stockists listed below February 7th for $120 USD.
converse shoes womens There’s no brand on the market today that boasts a lengthier heritage than Converse. The Malden, Mass-based footwear wizards can lay claim to what may very well be the most iconic sneaker ever with their Chuck Taylor, and have been producing footwear for well over a century. The brand is much more than just the Chuck though: they’ve crafted many other silhouettes that have both withstood the test of time and been adopted by a smorgasbord of different subcultures the world over, but they seemed to facing rising pressure from other brands in the casual lifestyle market over the last few years as the general public’s taste ebbed and flowed between various trends.
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