Converse Chuck Taylor Shoes

From the Court to the Street

Throughout the 1950s and ’60s, Converse pushed its image as an all-American brand, with versatile sneakers that worked for sport and casual wear alike, sharing fresh style with the masses. Converse began to attract followers like skateboarders, musicians, and other celebrities, spurring creative collaborations and cementing the brand as a cultural staple.

The Allure of the All Star

Converse created a classic in its All Star sneaker, and while the company revisits the silhouette often, they always remain true to the roots of the design. Available in hi-top and low-cut styles, the look continues to be a favorite of the sneaker scene. The OG canvas upper and rubber toe-cap are distinctive and undeniably iconic, and look equally at home with both ripped jeans and summer dresses.

Pick up your own slice of sneaker history, with sizes for men, women, and kids.