Aaron Hope 
The recent introduction of a rugged Nike All Conditions Gear boot named after Nathaniel Meriweather poses a similar question to the one Paul Bunyan might represent for this latest release: thinking back just two hundred years ago, who would have ever dreamed that sneakers would (exist, much less) become the world’s preferred footwear. And even a decade or more before this very date, it would have been hard to imagine all the variety we have at our fingertips thanks to new production methods and internet shopping, so this lumberjack of a Converse Chuck Taylor All Star High is an interesting way of coming full circle. They have a warm and cozy look for winter and should serve as a welcome replacement for those who’ve missed the Woolrich collaborations; available now from Size?.
