Hiroshi Fujiwara Unveils New fragment design x Converse Jack Purcell Collab

White, black, and navy options.

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Hiroshi Fujiwara recently made a splash with his announcement of a fragment design iteration of the upcoming Nike SB Dunk Low “Black Pigeon.” This time around the Japanese stalwart teases a new footwear collaboration with Converse. Centering upon the beloved Jack Purcell Classic silhouette, the partnered sneaker is set to arrive in three distinct colorways: white, black, and navy. All pairs feature co-branded detailing alongside crisp white outsoles. Moreover, canvas uppers, EVA sockliners, and rubber outsoles are purveyed throughout the lineup.

Check out the teaser above and expect an official release at select Converse and FRGMT stockists this November 11.

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Keith Estiler is a New York-born curator, writer, and the Managing Editor of Hypeart, the contemporary art arm of Hypebeast. Based in NYC, Keith heads up editorial strategy at the intersection of contemporary art and culture, capturing the icons and outliers of both the local and international scenes. He has curated exhibitions worldwide, dedicated to championing the emerging voices and subcultures currently redefining contemporary visual culture.

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