Converse Chuck Taylor All Star '70 OX
Egret / Brown / Gold
- Regular price
- 39 €
- Regular price
- 39 €
- Sale price
- 95 €
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| Brand: | Converse |
| SKU: | A10139C |
| Color name: | Egret / Brown / Gold |
If you had to name 10 trainers that have left an indelible mark on the trainer world, the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star would definitely be in the top 3. Developed in 1917 as a basketball shoe, the shoe was first worn on the court a year later by the passionate basketball player and Converse employee Chuck Taylor. In 1923, the Converse All Stars got the round patch on the inside, on which you can still find the name of the player today, and were now called Chuck Taylor All Star by Converse. Worn by legends like Elvis Presley, Kurt Cobain or James Dean, Chucks achieved cult status early on - the rest is history.
In 1970, a low-top version of the classic Chucks followed, bearing the epithet "Oxford" (OX for short). Here, a simple upper meets a vulcanised midsole with the typical Converse foxing. The iconic rubber toe cap still adorns every Converse All Star.
| Upper: | canvas |
| Outsole: | gum |
| Technology: | Ortholite |
OrthoLite® is the leading manufacturer and supplier of OEM and open cell foam insoles for the world's leading footwear brands. As a vertically integrated U.S. company with facilities around the world, the company works with its brand partners to design and manufacture custom insoles that deliver unparalleled comfort and performance. Unlike traditional foam, OrthoLite® foam compresses less than 5% over the life of the product, so cushioning, fit, comfort and performance never change. All OrthoLite® foams contain 5% recycled rubber, helping to keep hundreds of tons of waste out of landfills each year.
About Converse
As a traditional American brand, Converse can look back on over 100 years of corporate history.Founded in 1908 by Marques Mills Converse in Malden, Massachusetts, the company initially focused on the manufacture of winterproof footwear and vulcanized rubber tires. The need for athletic footwear was immense, so in 1917 a new type of shoe came out that we know today as the Chuck Taylor All Star. From then on, the brand's success story was unstoppable. In the following decades, models like the All Star or the Converse One Star became symbols of their own sense of style and non-conformity and a fashion statement for complete generations. Today, the Chuck Taylor All Star is one of the best-selling shoes of all time and Converse is an absolute cult brand. Converse sneakers have become an integral part of numerous subcultures. Whether in the skater, punk or hip-hop scene, Converse are always at the forefront. Even today, they stand for rebellion, but more in terms of fashion. Do not swim with the flow and remain true to themselves is the brand's recipe for success. Models like the One Star or the classic Chucks are available in numerous colors and patterns and can be super combined due to their minimalist design. Whether classic colors like white and black or crazy patterns - there is something for every taste and occasion.