Tyler, The Creator Introduces the Bronco Boot Low, His Converse Workwear Boot Gone Low-Top

Name: Tyler, The Creator x Converse Bronco Boot Low, Tyler The Creator x Converse Pro Leather, Tyler The Creator x Converse Jogger
Colorway:  Cocoa Brown, New Wheat, Eden, Black (Bronco Boot Low), Tendril, Quarry (Pro Leather), High Risk Red, Golden Haze (Jogger)
SKU: TBC
MSRP: TBC
Release Date: November 12
Where to Buy: Converse, GOLF le FLEUR*

Converse and Tyler, The Creator have unveiled the next chapter of their 1908 collection, led by the new Bronco Boot Low and backed by fresh suede takes on the Pro Leather and Jogger. Each of the three silhouettes pulls from a different corner of the Converse archive, but the common thread is material, with suede showing up across every pair in the drop.

The Bronco Boot Low cuts the 1908 Bronco Boot that Tyler introduced last year down to a low-top height without softening its trail-ready hardware. Construction starts up front with a molded rubber toe cap, which sits over a lugged welted outsole for grip, while a rubber rand runs above the welt to add toughness where boots take the most abuse. Uppers mix suede and leather, and the details are pure Tyler, from custom woven round laces and a le FLEUR* lace jewel clipped to the bottom eyelet to a co-branded sockliner inside. The shoe draws most directly from Converse’s 1990s Mud Chunk, a sneaker-boot hybrid that combined a molded rubber vamp and split upper with an aggressive lugged sole, and it lands in Cocoa Brown, New Wheat, Eden and Black.

Tyler’s oversized Pro Leather trades its usual smooth finish for suede across two new pairs, keeping the exaggerated proportions intact. That means the same wide toe box, extra-large eyelet rows, thick laces and an embossed star stamped into the toe cap. The Tendril colorway sets lavender overlays against a gray suede base, while Quarry builds on olive suede and finishes with a sky-blue Star Chevron. The shape traces back to 1976, when the original Pro Leather moved Converse basketball from canvas to a full-grain leather upper on a cupsole and became the first of its leather hoops shoes to wear the Star Chevron.

The Jogger completes the lineup in two tonal makeups, High Risk Red and Golden Haze, each dyed top to bottom in one hue. Shaggy, vintage-style suede overlays wrap the toe, eyestay and heel, contrasting with sleek nylon panels underneath. A foam midsole and sawtooth rubber outsole keep the profile low to the ground, GOLF le FLEUR* branding appears on both side panels and the sockliner, and a woven Converse label caps the tongue. First released in 1976 during the recreational running boom, the Jogger returned to the Converse lineup in 2025.

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