Converse is  perhaps the quintessential All-American sneaker brand, but they've enjoyed tremendous popularity in Japan for quite some time. The top-tier Addict series is exclusive to the Land of the Rising Sun, and while these newest releases aren't part of that series, they do indeed reflect the meticulous craftsmanship that's one of the nation's hallmarks. The Converse Canvas All Star J Hi and Ox bring forth two and three colorways, respectively, distinguished from the general releases by subtle lettering on the heel and insole. Made in Japan and exclusive to nearby retailers, you can see more of these Chuck Taylors after the jump.
Following up on the hightop return, Converse Japan readies the Chevronstar's lowtop counterpart. The Converse Canvas Chevronstar CX-250 SU OX is actually built in suede with leather accents, a gold and black combination that always manages to look vintage' even when they're brand new. A classically styled vulcanized sole furthers the classic look on this 1977 basketballer, but are they different enough from the Pro Leather, Nike's Blazer and Bruin or adidas' Nizza to warrant a purchase? Let us know after you've seen the gold pair as well as its inverse plus one in garnet, and stick with Sneaker News for word on US availability.
The entire collection will be available from Converse as well as select retailers on February 10th ranging from $110-$120 USD.WHO: Babylon WHAT: Lee Spielman and Garrett Stevenson's label, Babylon LA, has created a sense of community for Los Angeles youth. Intended to be a cultural center for kids of the skate scene, Babylon continues to push the envelope of the DIY mentality of punk and skateboarding in a welcoming atmosphere. WHERE: 1320 North Highland Avenue in Hollywood SILHOUETTES: Fastbreak Hi and Chuck 70 Lo COLOR POP: Gray In case you hadn't noticed.
The team outfitted a range of silhouettes like the Converse Pro Leather and the Converse Chevronstar with their look, which in this case includes a cool new XLC logo to signify the partnership. And that logo's not confined to the tongue either-there's a least one pair that lets it stripe the midsole as well. Continue reading for the X-Large x Converse Fall 2013 collection and grab them now from Converse Japan .Perhaps because the Pro Leather occupies that space in the market, we haven't seen much from this other 1970s Converse basketballer here in the states.
06 Aug 2013 08:00:29 0000 /?p=439902 Proving that Converse China isn't the only region with killer exclusives is this new collaborative capsule curated by the likes of X-Large. The team outfitted a range of silhouettes like the Converse Pro Leather and the Converse Chevronstar with their look, which in this case includes a cool new XLC logo to signify the partnership. [& ]Proving that Converse China isn't the only region with killer exclusives is this new collaborative capsule curated by the likes of X-Large. The team outfitted a range of silhouettes like the Converse Pro Leather and the Converse Chevronstar with their look.
The Converse Canvas Chevronstar CX-250 SU OX is actually built in suede with leather accents, a gold and black combination that always manages to look vintage' even when they're brand new. A classically styled vulcanized sole furthers the classic look on this 1977 [& ] Following up on the hightop return, Converse Japan readies the Chevronstar's lowtop counterpart. The Converse Canvas Chevronstar CX-250 SU OX is actually built in suede with leather accents, a gold and black combination that always manages to look vintage' even when they're brand new.