Converse All Star adds a refined element

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Remember the “Hawaiian Print” flavored converse all star uk pairs that popped up as a preview back in May? The sneakers were then billed as a China exclusive, a status that has been eroding bit bit by since their initial arrival. For instance, there are whispers of a couple of UK retailers getting stock, and as of now Urban Outfitters is stocking select sizes. Donning a vintage textile canvas upper in a Purplish/Maroon hue, the classic sneakers maintain its simplicity with White stitching throughout, a White sole unit outlined with Black banding, nickel eyelets and the signature Converse logo embroidered across its inner lateral sides. A short look at the sneakers show a premium lambskin dressed upper in Black with various tonal details throughout the body. Geometric spike patterned units are featured on multiple points for a unique, futuristic touch. Subtle Gold accents contrast the body slightly while also adding a refined element.

Nick Trapasso is the youngest skater alive with a second signature sneaker. Trapasso has quite a career ahead of himself, and with quality footwear like this offering top performance and good looks, the legend will only grow from here. Check out the latest converse all star mens, a Pacific-flavored makeup with UCLA (or is that Berkeley?) color scheme and a Hawaiian floral print on the sockliner and LunarLon footbed. The shoe is put together with the special woven upper with patterned stitching adding necessary detail. The multi-colored upper is then contrasted by multiple White hits along the body such as on the toe cap, mid-sole, and laces. Silver metal eye-lets provide a signature touch that any Converse fan can appreciate. Black trim is shown around the upper as well as along the the mid-sole for additional contrast.

Along with the release of his First String All Stars and an in-store appearance from Chaz Bojorquez, converse trainers sale is celebrating the grand opening of its new retail location in San Francisco today. This is Converse’s fifth inline store and the fourth crafted by Jennifer Carpenter Architect, which should give you an indication of how well that group’s designs have gone over. The magnificent 8200 sqft retail space is the One Star’s largest, and with its location on Market Street in the heart of Union Square, the sizeable location is sure to attract huge numbers. There silhouette is casted in either Black or White it seems, and uses Patta’s branding for that extra splash of color. The small squares that brand the upper can be seen in Red, Green, Black, Silver and a few other hues. Each colorway from the Patta x Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star 70s “10th Anniversary” collection is limited to one pair apiece.