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- Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Lugged Heel Platform Waterproof Leather Hi Mudguard/ Mudguard/ Egret
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Lugged Heel Platform Waterproof Leather Hi
Mudguard/ Mudguard/ Egret
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Converse Lugged
For all lovers of a brand with more than a century of history and a star in its emblem, the phrase Converse Lugged is a liberation. What's the reason? The belief that Converse is a sneaker you can't wear in winter. Well, that may have been the case until now, but you'll soon discover that thanks to the Converse Lugged sole, you don't have to worry about pulling out your favourite shoes even in January.
That's because this sole is tailor-made for winter and your movements that could send you to the pavement during the coldest months. Plus, it's sleek, available in several colors and present on a number of models, including the classic in the form of the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star. So discover what Lugged means, and don't leave your favorite brand in your shoe closet even when the cold hits.
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Converse sneakers, Converse sneakers, Converse capes or simply Converse sneakers - you can call them whatever you like. The important thing is that this brand came on the market in 1908 as the Converse Rubber Shoe Company, which makes Converse shoes one of the sneakers with the longest and from many angles the richest history.
A century of Converse and the birth of Chuck Taylor
The great Converse sneaker boom was helped by a man whose name is far from unknown today, at least to those who wear Converse. His name was Chuck Taylor. He was a basketball player who came into the store at the time saying that his sneakers were making his feet sore. Little did he know how much of an impact Converse shoes would have in the future. In fact, over time, he made a deal with the brand to become an ambassador. He was instrumental in modernizing the classic Converse high top silhouette, which was given the name of Taylor himself in 1932. Thus, the Converse Chuck Taylor sneaker was born.
A major change in production hit Converse shoes with the advent of World War II. The company began to orientits production towards the militaryinstead of the public . Converse sneakers were transformed into durable Converse sneakers for soldiers, and a range of other equipment including protective clothing was added to the range. After the war, production went back to normal and the traditional Converse capes were once again on their way to their happy customers.
Converse and basketball
It will come as a surprise to many Chuck Taylor fans that this was originally a shoe designed primarily for basketball players. And indeed, for a long time Conversky held its place as the most popular shoe of basketball players. Over time, the Chuck Taylor model has already been replaced on the playing field by its successors, but Converse shoes still enjoyed popularity. Even the legendary Michael Jordanwore them .
With the strong emergence of competition towards the end of the 20th century, Converse sneakers began to disappear from the space between the two baskets. On the other hand, they experienced a big boom among rockers and the punk subculture, but even these communities couldn't prevent the downfall that was imminent for Converse shoes. But Nikecame to the rescue of the drowning legend, buying the company and pulling Converse out of the bottom.
Why buy Converse shoes and clothing on Footshop?
You'll find all the best-known models such as All Star, One Star, Chuck Taylor and more in low and high versions, both men's and women's. We have Converse capes in a variety of colours, whether you're looking for white, black, red or rainbow coloured. Plus, you'll find some of them on sale. Likewise, you can accessorize your sneakers with clothing or accessories. T-shirts, sweatshirts or trousers are on offer.
So get the legendary Converse for your wardrobe or shoe closet with us, where we know what we sell. At Footshop.
