Converse Japan Tweaks All Star 100 With Splitlogo Design
Made with Tencel fabrics.
After unveiling its patchwork Jack Purcells back in October, Converse Japan has returned once again, this time offering a playful twist on a classic silhouette: this rendition of the Chuck Taylor All Star 100 features a logo that’s been sliced and repositioned.
Coming in black and white colorways, the shoes are constructed with eco-friendly TENCEL fabrics, a textile made up of lyocell and modal fibers, engineered through environmentally responsible processes — it sources the raw, natural material of wood. A noteworthy highlight is the split All-Star logo at the upper ankle of the medial sides: the left shoe features a horizontal split while the right sees a vertical split. Starting at the top of the sneakers is white top-stitching, working its way down to frame a set of silver-toned eyelets and white laces at the forefoot. All these details above a retro cream-colored midsole that’s been equipped with React cushioning. As a finishing note, the rubber heel stamp has been split to round up the design.
The Converse All Star 100 Splitlogo is currently available at Converse Japan’s website for $75 USD.
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