MEN'S
Converse
Nothing about the shape argues for attention, which is most of the reason it has lasted. The men's range holds the same low-slung canvas outline the label has made since it was a basketball shoe — flat rubber sole, wrapped foxing, capped toe — in the two builds that matter and a shifting set of materials over the top.
The Chuck 70 is the heavier of the two: thicker canvas that holds its shape, a taller off-white foxing with a slight sheen, and a cushioned insole that suits long days on foot. The All Star is lighter, flatter and quicker to soften. Ox cuts sit under a trouser hem cleanly; Hi cuts want a shorter break or a turn-up. Canvas remains the default, with suede and recycled weaves alongside it.
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