Converse All Star Lifestyles Hi
The timeless Converse All Star–considered the oldest athletic sneaker in the world by some–has




The timeless Converse All Star–considered the oldest athletic sneaker in the world by some–has been given a brand new facelift in this Japanese iteration. With burnt orange suede uppers and a happier light yellow lining, this cheery colorway celebrates the passing of winter into a coming spring. Some thoughtful details have been tweaked to improve the classic Chuck Taylor experience here as well: a sporty mesh lining for enhanced comfort, elastic rubber laces that allow for convenient slipping on and off, and a newly molded three-dimensional insole that promises less foot fatigue when worn for long periods. These are going for ¥10,395 JPY (approximately $127 USD) and are currently exclusive to Japan for now so you’ll have to reach out to friends or shoppers in Tokyo to get your hands on a pair.