Converse

Converse, founded in 1908 in Malden, Massachusetts, is one of the most iconic footwear brands in history. Originally producing rubber-soled athletic shoes, Converse rose to global prominence with the launch of the Chuck Taylor All Star in 1917 — a design that would go on to define sneaker culture for over a century. Its simple canvas upper and vulcanized sole made it both functional and timeless, appealing to athletes, musicians, and fashion enthusiasts alike.

The brand’s influence expanded far beyond basketball, becoming a symbol of individuality and self-expression. From punk and grunge movements to high-fashion runways, Converse has remained a cultural constant — effortlessly bridging generations and styles.

Today, Converse continues to evolve while staying true to its heritage. Through collaborations with artists, designers, and global brands, it preserves its legacy of creativity, versatility, and authenticity — proving that true classics never fade.