Converse Chuck Taylor Mens

Akron Firestones basketball player Charles “Chuck” Taylor saw the potential in the original All-Star sneaker, and so he traveled around the world promoting the shoe. The iconic white model with red and blue stripes in the sole was introduced at the 1936 Olympics and continued to be the official Olympic shoe for years afterward. As shoe technology advanced and other brands began marketing higher-tech shoes, Converse persevered and moved in a new direction.

... Now We're Here

Today, Converse is less known for athletic shoes and more as a fashion option. Purchased by Nike in 2001, Converse today is available in various styles and colors, expanding on the legacy created by the original high-top sneakers. Now available in low- and mid-rise cuts, slip-on shoes, boots, and more, the fashion options for these stylish shoes are endless.

With such a variety in colors, materials, and even sole height, it’s easy to personalize every pair of Converse to be uniquely yours and perfect for any occasion. Whether you need something comfortable to get you through the workday, or something bold to put the finishing touches on your outfit for a night on the town, Converse has the shoe for you.

Something for Everyone

Converse gained popularity because they are so versatile. The original canvas upper makes the shoe casual enough to wear every day, and options like leather and suede give you the chance to step it up a little. Today, the brand has moved beyond the original white canvas shoes debuted in the ’30s; now, you can pick from almost every color under the sun, animal prints, and even flames. No matter what vibe you’re going for, Converse has a shoe to complement any outfit, for any outfit.

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